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Public Speaking Final | COMM 101 | University of Idaho
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Civility
Care and concern for others, the thoughtful use of words and language, and the flexibility to see the many sides of an issue.
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public dialogue
Ethical and civil exchange of ideas and opinions among communities about topics that affect the public.
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ethical public speaker
considers impact of speech on community
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intrapersonal communication
communication with oneself
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interpersonal communication
communication with other people
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group communication
communication among members of a team
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mass communication
communication generated by media corporations
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public communication
communication where one person gives a speech
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audience centered
considering audience perspectives before, during, and after a speech
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speaker
one delivering speech
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message
information conveyed by speaker
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encoding
translating ideas into communication
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decoding
translating communication into ideas
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audience
those speaker addresses
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channel
means by which message is conveyed
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noise
anything interfering with communciation
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feedback
signals audience gives a speaker
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context
environment where speech occurs
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communication apprehension
level of fear associated with communication with others
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trait anxiety
apprehension about communicating with others in any situation
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state/situational anxiety
apprehension about communicating with others in particular situation
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systematic desensitization
technique for reducing anxiety where you teach your body to feel calm during speeches
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visualization
constructing mental image of yourself giving successful speech
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cognitive restructuring
reducing anxiety by replacing negative thoughts with affirmations (positive thoughts)
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affirmations
positive talk
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confirm
to acknowledge value in another person
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hearing
vibration of sound waves on our eardrums, then impulses sent to brain
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listening
process of giving thoughtful attention to another's words/understanding what you hear
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interference
anything that stops/hinders listeners from receiving a message
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listenable speech
considerate speech delivered in oral style
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considerate speech
speech that eases the audience's burden of processing information
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jargon
technical language used by special group/activity
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slang
informal, nonstandard vocab made from changed words
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colloquialism
local or regional informal dialect or expression
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euphemism
word/phrase substituting an agreeable expression for offensive one
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gender-inclusive language
language recognizing both men/women
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culturally inclusive language
language respectfully recognizing different cultures
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spotlighting
highlighting specific trait during a speech (sex, race, etc.)
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verbal clutter
extra words that pad sentences but don't add meaning
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careful listener
listener who overcomes interference to better understand message
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ethical listener
listeners who consider moral impact of speaker's message on self/community
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critical listener
listener who listens for accuracy of a speech's context/implications of message
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speech topic
subject of speech
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brainstorming
process of generating ideas randomly without attention to logic, connections, or relevance
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general purpose
speech's broad goal (inform, invite, persuade, introduce, commemorate, accept)
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specific purpose
focused statement that identifies what speaker what to accomplish
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behavioral objectives
actions speaker wants audience to take at end of speech
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thesis statement
statement summarizing main ideas, assumptions, or arguments of speech
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dialogue
interaction, connection, and exchange of ideas and opinions of others
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master statuses
significant position person occupies within society that affect person's identity in almost all social situations
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standpoint
perspective from which person views/evaluates society
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attitude
general feelings about something
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belief
persons idea of what's real, fake, true, untrue
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value
person's idea of what is good, worthy, or important
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ethnocentrism
belief that one's culture is superior to others
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demographic audience analysis
analysis identifying population traits of an audience
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open-ended question
question allowing respondent to answer in unrestricted way
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closed-ended question
question requiring respondent to choose answer from two or more alternatives
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stereotype
broad generalization about entire group based on limited knowledge
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empathy
trying to see the world as another does
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speaking environment
time/place where speaker will speak
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research inventory
list of types of information you have and information you want to find
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information overload
when one takes in more information than we can process, and realize there is more information we're expected to know
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Boolean operators
words used to create specific phrase that broadens/narrows search on internet
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databases
collections of info stored electronically so they are easy to find/retrieve
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bibliographic databases
databases indexing publishing data
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full-text databases
database indexing complete text
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abstract
summary of text in article or publication
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index
alphabetical listing of topics discussed in specific publication, along with corresponding year, volume, and page numbers
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interview
planned interaction with another organized around inquiry/response
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probe
questions that fill out/follow up answer to previous question
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plagiarism
presenting another's words/ideas as your own
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patchwork plagiarism
constructing complete speech from portions of several different sources
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global plagiarism
stealing entire speech from single source and presenting it as your own
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incremental plagiarism
presenting select portions from single speech as your own
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preliminary bibliography
list of all potential sources you'll use as you prepare your speech
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claim
assertion that must be proved
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evidence
materials used to support ideas
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examples
specific instance used to illustrate concept, experience, issue, or problem
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real example
instance that actually took place
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hypothetical example
instance that did not take place but could have
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narrative
story recounting/foretelling real or hypothetical events
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brief narratives
short story illustrating specific point
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extended narratives
longer story making connection with broader point
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intertextuality
process in which stories reference other stories OR rely on parts of other stories to be complete
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statistics
numerical summaries of facts, figures, and research findings
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mean
average group of numbers
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median
middle number in a series of numbers arranged in ranked order
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mode
number that occurs most often in a number set
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testimony
opinions/observations of others
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direct quotation
exact word-for-word presentation of another's testimony
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paraphrase
summary of another's testimony in the speakers own words
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expert testimony
opinions/observations of someone considered an authority in a particular field
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peer testimony (lay testimony)
opinions/observations of someone who has firsthand knowledge of topic
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personal testimony
own opinions/observations used to convey your point
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bias
unreasoned distortion of judgement/prejudice about a topic
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objective
having fair, ethical, and undistorted view on a question/issue
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definition
statement of exact meaning of word or phrase
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denotative definition
dictionary definition
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connotative definition
implied meaning of a word
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