Aristotle's Model of Communication Quiz

Speaker = Plays the primary role in public speaking to attract the target audience and the situation Speech = Conveys the message to the recipient and must be prepared with the target audience in mind Occasion = The context or situation in which the communication takes place Audience = Passively influenced and can be manipulated by the speaker

Speaker-centered model = Model where the speaker and speech are very important Persuasion = Responsibility of the speaker to persuade the audience to his way of thinking Effect = The impact or influence of the communication on the audience Five primary elements = Speaker, Speech, Occasion, Audience, and Effect

300 b.c = Time period when Aristotle proposed the model of communication Greek philosopher = The originator of the model of communication Simple and straightforward = Characteristic of Aristotle's Model of Communication Manipulation = The influence that the speaker can have on the audience in the model of communication

Public speaking = Primary role of the speaker to attract the target audience and the situation Recipient = The target audience to whom the message is conveyed through the speech Passive influence = Role of the audience in the communication model Target audience = The audience that the speaker must keep in mind while preparing the speech

Primary elements = Speaker, Speech, Occasion, Audience, and Effect Responsibility = The duty of the speaker to persuade the audience to his way of thinking Role of the audience = Passively influenced and can be manipulated in the communication model Communication tool = Aristotle's Model of Communication proposed before 300 b.c