Exam 6: Attention: Getting People to Listen

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It is easier to grab the initial attention of an audience than to maintain that attention throughout a lengthy speech.

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Any kind of startling statement or behavior that grabs the attention of an audience is appropriate for a speech.

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Grabbing and holding the attention of your audience is important because

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Mindful listening is using multitasking to maintain attention.

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Your retention of the information presented by a speaker is reduced when you listen mindfully.

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Attention is the act of focusing on a specific stimulus to the exclusion of competing stimuli.

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Any humorous comment, joke, story, or quotation that grabs attention is appropriate for a speech.

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Attention is entirely a voluntary act of listeners.

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Active listening should be effortless.

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All cultures respond well to sarcasm and satire.

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Using novelty as an effective attention strategy includes

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Self-deprecating humor

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"Cricket is basically baseball on Valium" (Robin Williams). This quotation has attention appeal because it

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Listeners cannot attend to two competing stimuli simultaneously.

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Strategies to gain and hold the attention of your audience

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To be a mindful listener, which of the following tips apply?

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Being outrageous is unfailingly an effective and appropriate attention strategy for a speech.

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Listening is

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Intense, unpleasant examples should never be used to gain attention of your audience.

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According to research, those who claim to be effective multitaskers are the least effective at every aspect of multitasking.

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