History of PS
The content of communication
What is the message?
The body's automatic response to threatening or fear inducing events.
What is the fight or flight response?
The study of moral conduct and how a given group believes people should act toward one another.
What is ethics?
Our most enduring judgements about what is good in life.
What are values?
A sentence that clearly expresses the the central idea of your speech and previews the main points.
What is the thesis statement?
The sender, the person who creates the message
Who is the source?
A form of PSA that arises when a speaker begins to prepare a speech.
What is preparation anxiety?
A Greek word meaning character
What is ethos>
The statistical characteristics of a given population
What are demographics?
This restates the the thesis and reiterates how the main points confirm it.
What is the conclusion?
The recipient if the source's message (the audience)
Who is the receiver?
The practice of summoning feelings and actions consistent with successful performance.
What is visualization?
Speech involving issues of importance to the larger community
What is public discourse?
Psychographics
These are used to number the main points in an outline.
What are roman numerals?
The art of public speaking and persuasion
What is rhetoric?
When a speaker thinks his/her anxiety is more noticeable than it is.
What is the illusion of transparency?
Any offensive communication that is directed against people's racial, ethnic, religious, gender, or other characteristics.
What is hate speech?
Income, occupation, education make up this
What is socioeconomic status?
These are points of equal importance and are indicated by parallel alignment
What are coordinate points?
This Greek philosopher is known as the "father of public speaking"
Who is Aristotle?
This is the number of times that someone needs to practice a speech before they begin to feel confident.
What is 6 times?
The use of other people's ideas or words without acknowledging sources
What is plagiarism?
A common bond between you and your audience
What is identification?
This is an organizational pattern that arranges main points according to their occurrence in time relative to each other.
What is chronological?