Picture, video, chart, graph, or other media implemented to enhance one's speech.
What is a Visual Aid?
100
Named after the American Psychological Association, it is the format used for references.
What is APA style?
100
Intentionally or unintentionally using other people's thoughts or ideas as your own.
What is Plagerism?
100
It is good to use this specific word in writing papers to directly address your reader.
What is "You?"
200
Sights, sounds and other stimuli in the environment that draw people's attention away from intended meaning.
What is physical interference/noise?
200
"To inform" is an example of this:
What is General purpose?
200
Numerical data used to convey meaning and often used as supporting materials in speeches.
What is Statistics?
200
Comprised of self-image and self-esteem.
What is Self Concept (perception)?
200
A model made up of four quadrants including the open, blind, hidden, and unknown areas.
What is the Johari Window?
300
The route traveled by the message and the means of transportation.
What is Channel?
300
"According to Larson's article, 'How to Succeed in Teaching Without Really Trying', published in the Communication Teacher Quartly in 2008, it is important to carry a dry erase marker in one's handbag." This is an example of this:
What is an Oral Citation?
300
A good source for finding reliable information
What are electronic databases (Ebscohost)?
300
Attention and selection, organization of stimuli and interpretation
What is the Process of Perception?
300
A quote, startling statement, story, anecdote, or joke, are examples of these:
What are Attention-getters?
400
The environnment in which communication transactions occur.
What is Context?
400
"Now that we have learned about the history of Chicago, lets take a stroll down the magnificent mile and learn about Chicago's retail culture." This is an example of:
What is a transition?
400
the ability to find, understand, interpret, and evaluate information.
What is Information Literacy?
400
Using words to compare a known idea to an unknown one to achieve better understanding.
What is an Analogy?
400
The phenomenon in which listeners tend to remember the first and last thing said.
What is the Primacy/Recency Effect?
500
The aspects of delivery that accompany the verbal message such as tone, inflection, volume, and rate
What is Paralinguistics?
500
This employs a parallel structure and assists in organizing a speech.
What is an Outline?
500
Currancy, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose are methods of this:
What is Evaluating internet sources (Craap test)
500
The type of public speaking that is emphasized in SPE100 that empoys prepartion and rehearsals, but minimal memorization?
What is extemporaneous speaking?
500
A type of speech that has little to no preparation.