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Chapter 1 Speech

TermDefinition
Public Speaking A sustained formal presentation by a speaker to an audience.
Ethics Moral principles that a society, group, or individuals that hold that differentiate right from wrong.
Plagiarize Presenting the ideas, words, or created works of another as one's own by failing to credit the source.
Cyberplagiarism presenting material found on the Internet as one's own by failing to credit the source.
Communication The process of creating shared meaning.
Participants Individuals who assume the roles of senders and receivers during an interaction.
Senders Participants who form and transmit messages.
Receivers Participants who interpret messages sent by others.
Messages The verbal utterances, visual images, and nonverbal behaviors used to communicate.
Encoding The process of creating messages.
Decoding The process of interpreting messages.
Small group Communication Interaction that occurs in a group of approximately three to ten people.
Public Communication Communication with more than ten people by one primary sender to multiple receivers.
Mass Commnunication Communication produced and transmitted via mass media to large audiences.
Rhetorical Situations The Intersection of the speaker, audience, and occasion.
Exigence A real or preceived specific need that a speech might help address.
Speaker The originator of the speech.
Audience The specific group of the people to whom the speech is directed.
Audience Analysis The study of the intended audience for your speech.
Audience Adaption The process of tailoring a speech to the needs, interests, and expectations of its listeners.
Occasion The expected purpose of and setting (location) for the speech.
Setting The location where the speech will be given
Ethos Everything you say and do to convey competence and good character.
Pathos Everything you say and do to appeal to logic and sound reasoning.
Content The information and ideas you present.
Listener Relevance Links Statement alerting about how a main point or subpoint is relevant to them.
Structure The framework that organizes the speech content.
Macrostructure The overall organizational framework of your speech content.
Transition Words, phrases, or sentences that bridges two ideas.
Microstructure The specific languages and styles you use within your sentences.
Delivery Communication throught the use of voice and body to convey your message.
Feedback The receivers reactions and responeses that indicate how a message is interpreted.
Channels Both the route traveled by a message and the means of transportation.
Mediated Channels Technology-enhanced auditory and visual channels.
Virtual Presence Simulated presence made possible through the use of digital technology.
Interference/noise Any stimulus that interfers with the process of archieving shared meaning.
Communication context The enviroment in which communication occurs.
Intrapersonal Commnunication Communicating with yourself (self-talk).
Interpersonal Communication Communication between two people who have an indentifiable relationship with each other.
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