Speech Ethics
The belief that people should exhibit the same behavior in all situations
What is ethical absolutism
The body of your speech should be structured around your?
what is main points
Word choice or _____ requires consideration of audience, occasion, and nature of one's message when choosing language for speech.
what is diction?
In a ____ speech, your goal is to affect your audience members' beliefs, attitudes, or actions, while also advocating fact, value, or policy claims.
what is persuasive?
Uses lines plotted on a pair of axes to show relationships between to elements
what is a line graph?
Correct behavior can vary depending on the situation at hand
what is situational ethics?
In most situations, effective speeches present two to five ____
what is main points?
____ language is more adaptive.
what is oral?
Asserts that something is true or false
what is fact claim?
A drawing that details its parts an object or action
what is a diagram?
Many people in the US often confuse ethical speech with
what is legally protected speech?
Creating a hierarchy of points and their supporting materials in your speech
what is subordination?
An association that comes to mind when people hear or read the word
what is connotative meaning?
Audience members who do not follow the ____ route do not actively process your message.
what is peripheral?
Also known as a circle graph
what is pie chart?
When a speaker reveals only part of the truth and then mixes it with a lie, he or she is telling a?
what is half-truth
what is chronological?
Specialized or technical words or phrases familiar only to people in a specific field or group
what is jargon
The range of positions on a given issue that are acceptable to them
what is latitude of acceptance?
Consider the location or ____ as you're mulling over which presentation aids to use
what is a forum?
Sometimes students get the urge to _______ their speeches to avoid their speeches because they "don't have time."
What is plagiarize?
A ____ transition is a sentence that indicates you are moving from one part of your speech to the next.
The use of ____ helps you grab your audience's attention and leave listeners with enduring memories of your speech
what is repetition?
The act of pushing your listeners to oppose your idea even more vigorously than they already do
what is boomerang effect?
____ exposure to certain elements of your speech may positively or negatively influence your audience's response to those elements.
what is prior?