Exam 2: Getting to Know Your Audience and Situation

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Identify and discuss the four generations that are explained in Chapter 2 of your book. How can you be sensitive to the differences between these groups without falling into the trap of stereotyping?

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Question 81

___________is a system that helps teach us rules for beingaccepted and surviving in a community.

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Question 82

The needs and motivations of your audience are called_________traits.

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Question 83

__________needs are the feelings we have about belonging.

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Question 84

There are two types of external noise: physiological barriers and linguistic barriers.

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Question 85

______refer to what a person sees as right or wrong, important or unimportant, desirable or undesirable.

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Question 86

Through audience analysis, you learn that your audience has the following characteristics: High power, collectivist, and long-term. Knowing these characteristics, how would you adapt your speech to meet the audience's needs?

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Question 87

Shalonda noted that most of her audience members were employed in the medical field. This is an example of paying attention to

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Identify and discuss the four generations that are explained in Chapter 2 of your book. How can you be sensitive to the differences between these groups without falling into the trap of stereotyping?

___________is a system that helps teach us rules for beingaccepted and surviving in a community.

The needs and motivations of your audience are called_________traits.

__________needs are the feelings we have about belonging.

There are two types of external noise: physiological barriers and linguistic barriers.

______refer to what a person sees as right or wrong, important or unimportant, desirable or undesirable.

Through audience analysis, you learn that your audience has the following characteristics: High power, collectivist, and long-term. Knowing these characteristics, how would you adapt your speech to meet the audience's needs?

Shalonda noted that most of her audience members were employed in the medical field. This is an example of paying attention to

Overview of Public Speaking

Selecting Your Topic and Purpose

Locating Support Material

Selecting and Testing Support Material

Outlining Your Speech

Organizing the Speech Body

Introducing and Concluding Your Speech

Using Language Successfully

Delivering Your Speech

Using Presentation Aids

Listening

Evaluating Speeches

The Informative Speech

Tools for Persuading

The Persuasive Speech

Speeches for Special Events

On-The-Job Speaking

Speaking in Small Groups

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