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Ag Com Chapter 7

Ag Com Chapter 7 Public Speaking

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Public Speaking One of the many ways you can communicate a message to an audience; valuable because people still like a "human touch" provided through interpersonal communication
Interpersonal Communication the process of sending and receiving information between two or more people; usually divided into dyadic communication, small-group communication, public speaking, and mass communication
Dyadic Communication involves only two people; also called one-on-one communication
Small-group Communication takes place among members of a group or team, such as the members of a student organization, an athletic team, a church youth group, or a work team.
Mass Communication involves communicating to an audience through a media channel that reaches large numbers of people at the same time; the audience is not present with the speaker or is so large that there is no interaction between the speaker and the audience
Thesis Statement states your main point and purpose for writing; a way of getting your key message across to the reader
Vocal Delivery how you use your voice to communicate your message in a public speech
Volume the loudness or softness of your voice
Pitch the high and low sounds of your voice
Rate the speed at which someone talks
Articulation making vocal sounds distinctly; the distinct pronunciation of words
Impromptu speech unpracticed, spontaneous, or improvised speech
Extemporaneous speech requires considerable preparation before the speech is given, but the speaker waits until the actual presentation to select the exact wording of the speech
Informative speech the purpose of the speech is to define, explain, describe, or demonstrate
Persuasive speech given to reinforce people's belief about a topic, to change their beliefs about a topic, or to move them to act
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