Public Speaking Quiz #1

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Glossophobia

Level of fear and individual experiences when anticipating or actually speaking to an audience.

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Symptoms of glossophobia

Can be cognitive, physical, or emotional.

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Cognitive symptom

Negative self talk.

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Physical symptom

Upset stomach, flushed skin, sweating, etc.

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Emotional symptom

Feeling anxious, worried, or upset.

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Anticipation phase

Anxiety we feel before the speech, talk, or presentation.

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Confrontation phase

Surge of anxiety we feel as we begin to deliver the speech.

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Adaptation phase

The period during which our anxiety decreases.

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Communication process components

Participants, messages, feedback, channels, interference, and contexts.

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Participants

Individuals who take on the role of senders and receivers during an interaction.

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Messages

Verbal and visual communication used to convey thoughts and feelings.

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Feedback

Messages sent by receivers to sender, letting them know how the message is being interpreted.

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Adapting

Adjusting language, balancing delivery styles, offering multiple channels.

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Offering multiple channels

Combining visual aids with verbal explanation.

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Interference

Also known as 'noise', it is any stimulus that interferes with achieving shared meaning.

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Pros of memorizing speech

Enhanced confidence, smooth delivery, increased engagement.

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Cons of memorizing speech

Rigidity and lack of adaptability, increased anxiety, potential for mind blank.

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How to effectively memorize a speech

Break it down, think in pictures, practice regularly.