Public Speaking Mid Term

1st Rung on the Ladder of Inference

Selecting Data

2nd rung on the Ladder of Inference

making assumptions

3rd rung on the Ladder of Inference

Draws Conclusions

4th rung on the Ladder of Inference

beliefs

5th rung on the Ladder of Inference

Taking Action

1st level of Maslow’s Hierarchy

Physiological

2nd level of Maslow’s Hierarchy

Safety

3rd level of Maslow’s Hierarchy

love and belonging

4th level of Maslow’s Hierarchy

esteem

5th level of Maslow’s Hierarchy

self-actualization

The size of an audience is considered what type of variable?

external

A speakers education level and intelligence is considered what type of varible?

internal

The 1st level in the relationship between speech subjects

Personal experience

The 2nd level in the relationship between speech subjects

knowledge

The 3rd level in the relationship between speech subjects

identification only

The 4th level in the relationship between speech subjects

Unknown

A first need of an audience is:

Explanation

A second need of an audience

proof

A third need of an audience

implication

Proxemics

a matter of distance, elevation, and obstruction

The first desired response in a listener is to

understand

The second desired response in a listener is to

believe

The third desired response in a listener is to

behave

The first type of speech is made to

inform

The second type of speech is made to

persuade

The third type of speech is made to

actuate

The first type of speech pattern is

logical

the second type of speech pattern

inductive 

the third type of speech pattern

deductive

Kinetics

non-verbal communication

the first traditional division in speech outline is

introduction

the second traditional division in a speech outline

body

the third traditional division in a speech outline

conclusion

The first principle of paralanguage is to

voice correctly

The second principle of paralanguage is to

fully

The third principle of paralanguage is to

attractively

Logophobia

fear of speaking

Embolalia

Repetition of a word or phrase

Anaphora 

using stop-gap word 

The way a person appears as speaker is also known as his/her

deportment