Speech Study Guide

What's different about the complex communication model v.s. the basic?

Interference and decoding/encoding

Jargon

Specialized vocabulary understood by a particular group/field

Slang

Recently coined words or old words used in a new way

Dialect

Regional or cultural variety of a language (differs in pronunciation, gramar, word choice)

Types of interference

psychological

semantic

physical

articulation problems

ommitting

transposing

adding

substituting

what does OTAS stand for

ommitting

transposing

adding

substituting

omission

leaving out

transposing

switching order

adding

inserting new sound

substitution

switching one sound for another

psychological noise

thoughts/feelings that distract

physical noise

any sound preventing one from being heard

semantic noise

lack of knowledge about/in audience

mispronounciation

weird verbage

intimate space

0-8in

social space

18in-4ft

personal space

4-12ft

public space

12+ ft

3 speaking purposes

inform

persuade

entertain

4 things to do to enhance a presentation

show passion & connect w/audience

smile & make eye contact

start strong

concentrate on core message

show passion & connect w/ audience

how to enhance a presentation

eye contact

how to enhance a presentation

start strong

how to enhance a presentation

concentrate on core message

how to enhance a presentation

topic picking tips

current?

interesting?

new ideas?

KFC

know about

feel strongly about

can do

informative speaking

chronological

topical

spatial

climactic

cause/effect

compare/contrast

chronological

informative

topical

informative

spatial

informative

climactic

informative

cause/effect

informative

compare/contrast

informative

attention getters

anecdote

quote

surprising statement/statistic

question

reference to occasion

humor

anecdote

attention getter

quote

attention getter

surprising statement/statistic

attention getter

question

attention getter

reference to occasion

attention getter

humor

attention getter

things needed in a verbal citation

author

publication date

title

Sir Arthur Encourages Ladies & Beats to Sew Napsacks & Phorage Nuts

Self Actualization

Esteem

Love & Belonging

Safety Needs

Physiological Needs

Self actualization

desire to become the most that one can be

esteem

respect, self-esteem, status, recognition, strength, freedom

love & belonging

friendship, intimacy, family, sense of connection

safety needs

personal security, employment, recources, health, property

physiological needs

air, water, food, shelter, sleep, reproduction

propaganda

improper appeal to emotion to persuade the audience

logical falacies

loaded words

transfer

repetition

red herring

testimonial

bandwagon

plain folk

name calling

circular reasoning

glittering generalities

loaded words

words that will make people feel strongly about something/someone

transfer

logical fallacy

repetition

logical fallacy

red herring

logical fallacy

testimonial

logical fallacy

bandwagon

logical fallacy

plain folk

logical fallacy