UARK - Public Speaking Quiz 1 (Ch 1-5)

Feedback can only be verbally expressed

False, both verbal and nonverbal

Speakers that may engage in conversational style

Effective Speakers

The general knowledge needed to effectively participate in a democratic society

Liberal Art

Using another person's work as your own

Plagiarism

These individuals interpret the message they receive from others

Receivers

When you communicate amongst 3-4 people you are engaging in

Small-Group Communication

Speaker, Audience, & Occasion

Rhetorical Situation

Communication between two or more people

Interpersonal Communication

Can help you become a better speaker

Public Speaking Apprehension

How can you determine the anticipation stage before speaking

Being nervous

Encouraging your audience to pay attention is an example of

Audience Analysis

Understanding your audience and adapting towards them

Audience Analysis

Overall intent of a speech

General Purpose

Statement identifying the exact response the speaker wants from audience

Specific Purpose Statement

Types of Listening

Discriminative

Empathic

Comprehension

Critical

Appreciative

This can harm effective listening

Individual Bias

Unconscious process of receiving messages

Passive Listening

Providing feedback and use of nonverbal behaviors

Responding

Examining source credibility is an example of

Evaluating

Public Speaking is Liberal Art

True

Appeal to Credibility

Ethos

Appeal towards emotion

Pathos

Appeals toward logic

Logos

Focus on the speech's goals, main points, and supporting material used to develop

Content Critique

Focus on the speech macro and micro structure

Structure Critique

Positive self talk is recommended strategy before speaking

True

When the speaker starts out nervous but develops calmness they have engaged in

Adaptation Phase

Overall structure framework of a speech

Microstructure