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Public Speaking in the Age of Accountability: A Critical Model | |
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The Roots of Critical Society | |
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Trends in the Environment | |
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Increasing Activism in the Political Sphere | |
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Increasing Activism in the Economic Sphere | |
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Increasing Activism in the Legal Sphere | |
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Increasing Diversity in the Cultural Environment | |
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Changes in Technological Environments | |
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Changes in Social Environments | |
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Changes in Rhetorical Conventions | |
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A Critical Model for Public Speaking | |
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Speaker | |
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Message | |
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Channel | |
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Environment | |
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Receiver | |
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Noise | |
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Feedback | |
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Impact and Criteria for Judging Speech | |
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Communication Apprehensiveness: Learning to Cope with Anxiety | |
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Causes of Communication Apprehension | |
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Situational Anxiety and Public Speaking | |
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Coping Strategies | |
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Before the Speech | |
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During the Speech | |
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After the Speech | |
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Listening with a Purpose: Exercises in Perception and Listening | |
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Purposeful Listening | |
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How Listeners Process Information | |
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Nature of Perception | |
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Influence of Listening Frames on Message Reception | |
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How Listeners Respond | |
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Influence of Setting on Message Reception | |
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Reciprocal Responsibilities of Listeners and Speakers | |
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Giving Nonverbal Feedback | |
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Giving Verbal Feedback | |
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Acquiring the Basic Skills: The Speech of Introduction | |
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Step 1: Getting Started | |
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Choosing a Theme | |
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Deciding upon a Purpose | |
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Framing a Thesis Statement | |
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Step 2: Getting Organized | |
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Identifying and Ordering Major Points | |
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Developing an Outline | |
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Writing a Preview Statement | |
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Step 3: Writing the Introduction | |
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Immediacy Techniques | |
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References to the Novel | |
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Suspense and Shock Techniques | |
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Linguistic Strategies | |
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Activity, Drama, and Conflict | |
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Humor | |
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Gimmicks | |
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Step 4: Developing the Body of the Speech | |
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Step 5: Connecting Your Thoughts | |
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Transitions | |
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Signposts | |
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Internal Summaries | |
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Step 6: Closing with a Memorable Thought | |
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Step 7: Practicing and Delivering the Speech | |
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Using Note Cards | |
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Practicing and Timing the Speech | |
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Using Visual Aids | |
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Researching, Analyzing, and Adapting to Your Audience: The Speech of Welcome | |
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Researching and Analyzing Your Audience | |
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Creating a Demographic Profile | |
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Creating a Psychographic Profile | |
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Creating a Personality Profile | |
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Researching and Analyzing Your Speaking Environment | |
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Adapting to Your Audience | |
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Choosing a Topic and Approach | |
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Framing a Realistic Purpose | |
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Recognizing Your Audience | |
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Adapting to the Situation | |
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Words of Caution | |
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Putting Principles of Delivery into Practice: The One-Point Speech | |
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Preparing One-Point Speeches | |
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Choosing Mode of Delivery | |
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Extemporaneous Speaking | |
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Impromptu Speaking | |
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Memorizing the Speech | |
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Manuscript Speaking | |
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Speaking from a Teleprompter | |
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Building Credibility Through Delivery | |
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Composure | |
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Dynamism | |
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Trustworthiness | |
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Sociability | |
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Status | |