Oral Communication Styles & Processes (PDF)

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This document provides an overview of different communication styles, from casual to formal, and the strategies used in various group discussion settings. It touches on speech acts and parliamentary procedures. It's suitable for undergraduate-level study.

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speech style- communication process we do everyday casual- informal language used but peers and friends ex. talking with friends personal letters talking w teammates chats emails personal blogs intimate-private communication, shared beetwen couples twins and very c...

speech style- communication process we do everyday casual- informal language used but peers and friends ex. talking with friends personal letters talking w teammates chats emails personal blogs intimate-private communication, shared beetwen couples twins and very close friends close family members ex. nishing each other sentences, spouses bf gf, siblings parent child very good friend frozen- also called static register rarely never change ex. pledge of allegiance word to song, poetry, prayer alma mater formal- used in formal settings and one way in nature ex. presentation acd paper essays sermons speeches announcements interviews consultative-two communication used in convo with professional ex. stranger who interact, adults at work tc with student, talking with lawyer and doctors counselor and cliets speech act- performative function in language and communication. 1.locution- me utterance of a string or words with a certain meaning 2.illocution-act of speaking to interact woth the reviever 3.per locution-act of uttering wors a ect the behavior or manner of receive strategies for informal group discussions facilitators role-lead the group cognitive factors 1. identify and articulate objectives- make sure the purpose of the discussion is clear to all participants 2. creaye an inclusive environment- treat groupmate with respect 3. plan by a asking the right questions- thought provoking question can be good start to a health exchange ideas 4. provide direction and maintain focus-discussion tend to help most productive when all members of the group 5. bring closure- synthesize the discussion is a critical step for linking social/emotional factors- know the strength and weaknesses of your groupmates physical factors- chose a place and seating arragent where the discussion can take place without distractions participants role- support leader strategies for formal discussions parliamentary procedure 1. call to order- signal that meeting has to begin 2. roll call of members present- an attendance sheet may passed in place 3. reading minutes of the last meeting- minutes that may be circulated beforehand for correction comments 4. o cers and commitee reports- need of if parts of agenda 5. special order- important business ffi fi ff 6. un nished business- need to resolved 7. new business- issues that are up for discussion 8. announcement- reminders need to know 9. adjournment- formal closing of meeting a motion is propsal that the emtore membership takes a stand or action ob 1. second motion- to approve a motion that has been moved 2. debate motion- to give issues to be discussed or vote on 3. votw on motions- to register approval or dissent on a motion voting motion 1. by voice- ask tjord in favor to say aye those opposed to say no 2. by roll call- answer yes or no name is called 3. by general consent- and when motion is not likely to be opposed 4. by division- this to verify vote 5. by ballot- write their vote on slip of paper 6. motion to table- attemt to kill a motion 7. motion to postpone inde nitely- allows opponents of motions to test theor strngth guidelines and principles for e ective public speeking 1.purposive- speech must have a purpose 2.under pressure 3.build up- need to grop 4. logically organized- plan 5.inspiring- make listeners feel good 6. contextualized 7. sincere 8.perfomed- public speaking 9. engaging- to share ideas and feelings abt the certain topic 10. always prepared- advanve mag isip dapat 11. keepnthe audience attention- entertainer 12. inclusive- details pertinent of your speech 13. not perfect 14. help in gaining con dence- self con dence simple rules for better presentation do not read your presentation follow 555 6677 do not forget the audience choose readble color and fond -font size minimum of 28 for titles and 24 for body -font style serif- decorative trole that nishes o the end of a letter (feet) san serif- no decorative nishes at the letters feet clean and simple do noy overload your presentation with animation types of speech according to purpose informative speech function: de ne report describe explain demonstrate compare goals: aim to educate present new information persuasive speech three tools or modes of persuasion 1. ethos- fi fi fi fi fi fi ff ff fi 2. pathos-emotion 3. logos-logical entertaining speech aim to engage, interest, amuse, please the listener. builds lighthearted mood types of speech according to deliver 1.reading from a manuscript- babasahin yung script after gawin 2.memorized speech- writing then memorize it 3.impromtu speaking- stock knowledge class participation interview no any preparation 4. extemporaneous speaking- prepared and rehearsed research and then deliver infront principles to e ective public speaking 1.purposive 2.under pressure 3.build up ff

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