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What is the concept of an "enlarged conversation" as described by Julia T. Wood?

A conversation that is limited to a specific topic

A conversation that connects everyday speech and public dialogue (correct)

A conversation that is only for a specific group of people

A conversation that is only for public figures

What are the three key barriers to an effective speech?

Language, perception, and ethnocentrism (correct)

Language, tone, and accent

Perception, culture, and ethnicity

Perception, language, and gender

What is an example of co-languages that can create barriers?

Formal language

Slang (correct)

Sign language

Written language

What is the difference between public speaking and everyday conversation?

Public speaking follows the same rules of turn-taking and feedback as everyday conversation Signup and view all the answers

What is the importance of perception in communication?

It can be affected by cultural value systems Signup and view all the answers

What should speakers consider to create a bridge with their audience?

All barriers to an effective speech Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of a cultural norm that affects perception in communication?

Personal space Signup and view all the answers

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Julia T. Wood describes the concept of an "enlarged conversation" connecting everyday speech and public dialogue.
Public speaking follows the same rules of turn-taking and feedback as everyday conversation.
The difference is in the perception of the context and letting go of unrealistic expectations.
Three key barriers to an effective speech are language, perception, and ethnocentrism.
Language can serve to bring people together but also create barriers to outsiders.
Jargon and slang are examples of co-languages that can create barriers.
Perception is important in communication and can be affected by cultural value systems.
North American culture emphasizes personal space, while other cultures may have different norms.
Speakers should consider these barriers and make an effort to create a bridge with their audience.
Overcoming these obstacles can help make a speech more effective and accessible to the audience.

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Test your knowledge on effective public speaking with this quiz! Learn about the concept of an "enlarged conversation," the similarities and differences between everyday speech and public dialogue, and key barriers to effective communication. Explore how language, perception, and ethnocentrism can affect communication and how speakers can overcome these obstacles to create a bridge with their audience. Sharpen your skills and become a more effective public speaker with this informative quiz!