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What is a likely benefit of including visuals in a presentation?
What is a likely benefit of including visuals in a presentation?
Which method of organizing a persuasive speech is most focused on the audience's needs?
Which method of organizing a persuasive speech is most focused on the audience's needs?
What is a key difference between groups and teams?
What is a key difference between groups and teams?
What does the term 'modes of delivery' refer to in public speaking?
What does the term 'modes of delivery' refer to in public speaking?
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Which type of leader is most likely to motivate their team through personal connections?
Which type of leader is most likely to motivate their team through personal connections?
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Study Notes
Types of Persuasive Messages
- Convince: Goal is to change audience opinions.
- Reinforce: Strengthens existing agreements amongst the audience.
- Actuate: Motivates the audience to take action.
Contexts of Persuasion
- Intrapersonal: Persuading yourself.
- Interpersonal: Persuading another person.
- Mass interpersonal: Persuading many people through social media.
- Mass media: Persuading many people via commercial advertisements.
Reasons to Include Visuals
- Hold audience attention.
- Aid in memorization.
- Replace speaker notes.
- Indicate transitions.
Types of Visuals
- Visual technology: Media clips, presentations platforms.
- Objects: Physical objects used to aid persuasion.
Stages of Relationship
- Involvement: Getting to know someone.
- Contact: Initial meeting.
- Intimacy: Deeper relationships/commitments.
- Dissolution/repair: Ending relationships.
- Dissatisfaction: Dissatisfaction with a relationship (intro and inter).
Conflict Management
- Collaborating: Working together to solve problems.
- Compromising: Both parties give a little.
- Accommodating: One party gives in.
- Competing: One party tries to win at all costs.
Modes of Delivery
- Memorized: Speaking from memorized text.
- Manuscript: Reading from a written document.
- Impromptu: Speaking without preparation.
- Extemporaneous: Speaking with notes, but not a strict script.
Organizational Patterns
- Problem-Solution: Identifying a problem and proposing solutions.
- Comparative Advantages: Comparing multiple solutions.
- Statement of Reasons: Providing multiple reasons for a viewpoint.
Types of Leaders
- Democratic: Group member input sought.
- Laissez-faire: Minimal leader involvement.
- Authoritarian: Leader makes all decisions.
Purpose of Persuasive Speeches
- Create change
- Persuade to take action.
- Personal element added to persuasion.
Groups vs. Teams
- Groups: Individuals come together to work on a task.
- Teams: Individuals work cooperatively to complete a task.
Social and Task Behaviors
- Social: Interactions related to social elements of a group.
- Task: Behaviors to achieve a specific goal.
Reflective Thinking Process
- Asking questions to understand situations.
- Identifying needs, facts and criteria for success.
Communication Process
- Participants: Individuals involved in the communicative process.
- Message: The information being communicated
- Channels: How the information is sent.
- Noise: Interference in communication.
- Feedback: Audience response to the message.
- Context: Circumstances influencing communication.
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