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What is the cause and effect pattern?
What is the cause and effect pattern?
- A pattern that organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story
- A pattern that organizes a speech using subtopics of equal importance
- A pattern that organizes a speech by showing that an action produces an outcome (correct)
- A pattern that organizes a speech by how something develops or occurs in a time sequence
What does the chronological pattern refer to in speech organization?
What does the chronological pattern refer to in speech organization?
- A pattern that organizes a speech based on the physical or directional relationship between objects
- A pattern that organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story
- A pattern that organizes a speech by how something develops or occurs in a time sequence (correct)
- A pattern that organizes a speech by describing a problem and providing solutions
What is Monroe's motivated sequence?
What is Monroe's motivated sequence?
A 5-step pattern of organization that requires the speaker to identify and respond to what will motivate an audience to pay attention.
Which pattern organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story?
Which pattern organizes a speech by the telling of events as a story?
What does the problem-solution pattern do in a speech?
What does the problem-solution pattern do in a speech?
Describe the spatial pattern in speech organization.
Describe the spatial pattern in speech organization.
What is a topical pattern?
What is a topical pattern?
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Study Notes
Patterns of Organization in Speeches
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Cause and Effect Pattern
- Organizes material by illustrating how one action leads to specific outcomes, establishing causal relationships.
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Chronological Pattern
- Arranges content to reflect the sequence of events or developments over time, emphasizing the timeline of occurrences.
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Monroe's Motivated Sequence
- A structured five-step approach designed to engage an audience by addressing their motivations. Steps typically include attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action.
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Narrative Pattern
- Utilizes storytelling to organize information, allowing the speaker to present events in a coherent narrative format, often through anecdotes or short stories.
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Problem Solution Pattern
- Focuses on identifying a specific issue and proposing actionable solutions, helping the audience understand both the problem and the feasible responses.
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Spatial Pattern
- Organizes speeches based on spatial relationships, emphasizing how different objects or places are connected physically, enhancing geographic understanding.
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Topical Pattern
- Structures the content around multiple subtopics, each of equal significance, allowing for a well-rounded exploration of a broader subject matter.
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