Communications

Jamal considered three potential speech topics: Rock & Roll from its Birth to the Present, The ...

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In the strategic planning process, your ethos can be a(n) __________.

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Controversial topics need to be addressed __________.

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Carrie is stuck for a topic idea. One thing she can do is __________, a mental exercise in which one ...

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Brett's speech to the Adventure Club on canoeing on the Colorado River was difficult for him to make ...

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Brainstorming to identify potential speech topics is a strategy for __________.

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Arjun knew that his fellow union members opposed a plan to cut overtime at the plant, but he wanted ...

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After brainstorming ideas for his presentation, Kevin categorized them into four common topics. What ...

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A speech designed to prompt the audience to think about an issue that they had previously ignored ...

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A single sentence that summarizes what you want your listeners to remember is called the __________.

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"I want to get no less than a B on my speech," Ashley states as a desired outcome; however, this is ...

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What are three strategies a speaker can use to modify the audience's perception of his or her ethos?

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It is unusual for a speaker to conduct a formal audience analysis. What informal audience analysis ...

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Explain which elements you would examine in a demographic analysis of an audience. Explain how each ...

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Describe the process suggested for analyzing your own ethos. What must be considered to obtain a ...

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Describe the difference between a voluntary and a captive audience. How does this affect the way the ...

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While the politician wanted to raise taxes once she was in office, she knew the audience felt ...

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Which speech element should be avoided when speaking to an audience whose interest in a topic is low?

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When you tailor your speech to the educational level of your classmates in a public speaking course, ...

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When Mr. Douglas was preparing to speak to the PTA at his son's school, his audience analysis was ...

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When Andrea gave a speech about her favorite city, Paris, Kari focused intently on the speech and ...

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What is a demographic characteristic of an audience?

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The topics, hobbies, and experiences that are important or interesting to listeners make up their __________.

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The listener's choice of whether to focus intently on a speech is known as selective __________.

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Statements that listeners regard as true are called __________.

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