Which of the three is the most effective in a speech?
Pathos
True or false: It is okay to put a picture of yourself on your resume.
False
What is nonverbal communication
What is an example of a touching custom from another culture/country?
Answers will vary
What is a counter argument?
Bonus points (100): What is something important you should do with counter arguments?
An argument that goes against one of your own arguments.
Bonus: You should always talk about why the counter argument is invalid
True or false: Citing experts in your speech is how you utilize ethos.
False - citing experts is using logos, talking about your own credibility is using ethos
What tense (past, present, future) should your resume be?
Past tense for everything except a current job
Why do we fear public speaking?
What is are two examples of negative body language?
Body tension, arms folded, speaking hand to mouth, fidgeting, yawning
Why is it important to tell the audience why they should care?
Why should they listen to you if it is not relevant to them/they don't care about it?
True or false: People are less likely to believe a statistic than they are to believe their own preconceptions.
True
Generally false
True
What are microexpressions?
Nano second expressions that we make unconsciously when we react to things like anger, disgust, fear, excitement, etc.
What is "the ask" in a persuasive speech?
The ask is the actionable/doable thing you are asking your audience to do or believe in.
What do the three (ethos, pathos, logos) translate to in English?
Pathos - passion
Ethos - ethics
Logos - logic
What is the number one question you should ask towards the end of the interview?
Is there anything about me or my qualifications that would currently prevent you from hiring me?
Why is building perception important in terms of speech confidence?
An accurate perception of things can help you overcome stage fright.
What is discriminative listening?
When we want to single out one particular noise from a noisy environment
What are three body language elements we learned about in order to give an effective speech?
Opening your body
Palms out
Appropriate facial expressions dependent on what you are saying
No fidgeting
Other answers may vary
What is the role of the audience when determining ethos?
It is their job to figure out whether or not they trust the speaker and what they are saying.
What is the cutoff for ACT, SAT, and GPA on a resume?
The national average for ACT and SAT
3.2 for GPA
What is interpersonal communication?
The one on one conversations that you have with others
What percent of what we hear do we actually remember?
10%
What are five items of feedback that I gave to the entire class?
Monotonous tone, Monotonous face, Hiding behind the podium, Not long enough speeches, Missing the ethos element, Petitions not given, swaying, movement, and fidgeting
other answers may vary