Public Speaking Final | COMM 101 | University of Idaho

Care and concern for others, the thoughtful use of words and language, and the flexibility to see the many sides of an issue.

Ethical and civil exchange of ideas and opinions among communities about topics that affect the public.

considers impact of speech on community

communication with oneself

communication with other people

communication among members of a team

communication generated by media corporations

communication where one person gives a speech

considering audience perspectives before, during, and after a speech

one delivering speech

information conveyed by speaker

translating ideas into communication

translating communication into ideas

those speaker addresses

means by which message is conveyed

anything interfering with communciation

signals audience gives a speaker

environment where speech occurs

level of fear associated with communication with others

apprehension about communicating with others in any situation

apprehension about communicating with others in particular situation

technique for reducing anxiety where you teach your body to feel calm during speeches

constructing mental image of yourself giving successful speech

reducing anxiety by replacing negative thoughts with affirmations (positive thoughts)

positive talk

to acknowledge value in another person

vibration of sound waves on our eardrums, then impulses sent to brain

process of giving thoughtful attention to another's words/understanding what you hear

anything that stops/hinders listeners from receiving a message

considerate speech delivered in oral style

speech that eases the audience's burden of processing information

technical language used by special group/activity

informal, nonstandard vocab made from changed words

local or regional informal dialect or expression

word/phrase substituting an agreeable expression for offensive one

language recognizing both men/women

language respectfully recognizing different cultures

highlighting specific trait during a speech (sex, race, etc.)

extra words that pad sentences but don't add meaning

listener who overcomes interference to better understand message

listeners who consider moral impact of speaker's message on self/community

listener who listens for accuracy of a speech's context/implications of message

subject of speech

process of generating ideas randomly without attention to logic, connections, or relevance

speech's broad goal (inform, invite, persuade, introduce, commemorate, accept)

focused statement that identifies what speaker what to accomplish

actions speaker wants audience to take at end of speech

statement summarizing main ideas, assumptions, or arguments of speech

interaction, connection, and exchange of ideas and opinions of others

significant position person occupies within society that affect person's identity in almost all social situations

perspective from which person views/evaluates society

general feelings about something

persons idea of what's real, fake, true, untrue

person's idea of what is good, worthy, or important

belief that one's culture is superior to others

analysis identifying population traits of an audience

question allowing respondent to answer in unrestricted way

question requiring respondent to choose answer from two or more alternatives

broad generalization about entire group based on limited knowledge

trying to see the world as another does

time/place where speaker will speak

list of types of information you have and information you want to find

when one takes in more information than we can process, and realize there is more information we're expected to know

words used to create specific phrase that broadens/narrows search on internet

collections of info stored electronically so they are easy to find/retrieve

databases indexing publishing data

database indexing complete text

summary of text in article or publication

alphabetical listing of topics discussed in specific publication, along with corresponding year, volume, and page numbers

planned interaction with another organized around inquiry/response

questions that fill out/follow up answer to previous question

presenting another's words/ideas as your own

constructing complete speech from portions of several different sources

stealing entire speech from single source and presenting it as your own

presenting select portions from single speech as your own

list of all potential sources you'll use as you prepare your speech

assertion that must be proved

materials used to support ideas

specific instance used to illustrate concept, experience, issue, or problem

instance that actually took place

instance that did not take place but could have

story recounting/foretelling real or hypothetical events

short story illustrating specific point

longer story making connection with broader point

process in which stories reference other stories OR rely on parts of other stories to be complete

numerical summaries of facts, figures, and research findings

average group of numbers

middle number in a series of numbers arranged in ranked order

number that occurs most often in a number set

opinions/observations of others

exact word-for-word presentation of another's testimony

summary of another's testimony in the speakers own words

opinions/observations of someone considered an authority in a particular field

opinions/observations of someone who has firsthand knowledge of topic

own opinions/observations used to convey your point

unreasoned distortion of judgement/prejudice about a topic

having fair, ethical, and undistorted view on a question/issue

statement of exact meaning of word or phrase

dictionary definition

implied meaning of a word