The means by which the message is conveyed in the public speaking process.
What is channel
100
Anything that hinders or stops a listener from attending to and receiving a message:
What is Interference?
100
The active process of attending to and understanding a spoken message is:
What is Listening?
100
This is the subject of a speech.
What is topic?
100
Identifies the speech as being persuasive, informative, invitational or special occasion.
What is General Purpose?
200
"The ethical and civil exchange of ideas and opinions among communities about topics that affect the public" is:
What is Public Dialogue
200
The process of generating ideas randomly and uncritically, without attention to logic, connections, or relevance.
What is Brainstorming?
200
Content, usually a phrase, that lets listeners know the speaker is done with one idea and ready to move on to another one.
What is Transition?
200
A specific instance used to illustrate a concept, real or hypothetical.
What is Example?
200
The second step in Monroe's motivated sequence.
What is Need?
300
he canon that provides guidelines for ordering the ideas in a speech.
What is arrangement
300
A list of sources you have when you have finished your research.
What is bibliography?
300
If a speaker's main points are organized according to location or direction, they are following which type of organizational pattern:
What is Spatial?
300
The physical process of producing specific speech sounds.
What is Articulation?
300
If you feel it is important to address and support how a problem came about, use this pattern of organization.
What is Problem-cause-solution?
400
An authoritative list, an accepted principle or rule, or an established standard of judgment.
What is canon?
400
An extremely unethical form of presenting someone else's work as your own, created from several different sources.
What is Patch work plagiarism?
400
Jumping to a conclusion based on insufficient supporting evidence is:
What is a hasty generalization?
400
The goal of this type of speech is to deepen listeners' understanding and knowledge of the topic.
What is Informative?
400
The five-step method for structuring a problem solving discussion.
What is Reflective thinking method
500
This technique helps reduce anxiety by learning to replace negative thoughts with positive ones.
What is Cognitive restructuring?
500
In this technique, speaking apprehension is reduced by creating a mental image of yourself giving a successful speech.
What is Visualization?
500
Which step in Toulmin's reasoning process states your proposal?
What is Claim?
500
Which organizational pattern is illustrated in the following thesis statement: "The three different types of snow skiing include telemarking, downhill and cross country."
What is Topical?
500
The condition of an invitational speech that requires the speaker see audience members as holding equally valid perspectives and positions that are worthy of exploration.