A theory that suggests that listeners find it difficult to concentrate and remember when their short-term memories are full
What is Working Memory Theory of Listening?
100
A pictorial representation of Statistical Data.
What is a Graph?
100
Information such as Age, Race, Gender, Education, and Religious views.
What is Demographics?
100
What are the 3 types of General Purpose
What is to inform, persuade, entertain?
100
How does a specific purpose ALWAYS start?
What is "At/by the end of my speech the audience will...."
200
This is the attitude that ones own cultural approach is superior to those from other cultures.
What is Ethnocentrism?
200
Anything tangible that helps communicate an idea to an audience
What is presentational aid?
200
The process of ethically using information about an audience in order to adapt one's message so that it is clear and achieves the speaking objective.
What is Audience Adaptation?
200
In an outline, this symbol represents the main ideas.
What is Roman Numerals?
200
A one sentence statement of what the speech is about
What is Central Idea?
300
With this style of Communication Apprehension, you are less sensitive to apprehension and have a lower heart rate when speaking due to previous experience.
What is Insensitive?
300
The art and science of teaching adults.
What is Andragogy?
300
An enduring concept of good and bad, right and wrong.
What is Value?
300
Type of Outline that is brief and has speaking notes.
What is Delivery Outline?
300
Organizing a speech according to direction and location.
What is Spatial Organization?
400
What are the "3 R's" of becoming an active listener?
Re-sort, Rephrase, Repeat.
400
Type of Informative speech that talks about someone famous or someone you know.
What is Biographical Speech?
400
Considering the time and place of your speech, size of the audience, and speaking occasion.
What is Situational Analysis?
400
What 2 components make up a transition?
What is internal preview & internal summary?
400
The desired audience response that is indicated in the speaker's specific purpose statement.
What is Behavioral Objective?
500
Name the 3 Communication Process Models and explain how they are different.
Linear, Interactive, Transactive. (Interactive added context and feedback, transactive states communication is simultaneous).
500
Identify the three goals of speaking to Inform:
1. To enhance audience understanding
2. To gain and maintain interest
3. To ensure listeners will remember what is said
500
These three steps are recommended for speakers to become audience centered.
1. Gather Information about the Audience
2. Analyze Gathered Information
3. Use Information to Ethically Adapt to your Audience
500
List the three principles used when organizing ideas topically