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Prepare effectively for the COMM 111 Final Exam at Oregon State University with this complete study guide featuring key communication concepts, theories, and applications, along with structured revision notes and exam-style practice questions designed to strengthen understanding, improve analytical and communication skills, and help students achieve higher scores on final exams and coursework assessments.

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COMM 111 FINAL EXAM OREGON STATE
UNIVERSITY COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE
PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND REVIEW NOTES
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, Pathos Emotional Proof




Types of Evidence - Facts
- Examples (true examples to prove & hypothetical to clarify)
- Statistics
- Testimony (Expert and Peer)


Components of Ethos Good character: Trustworthiness
Common Sense: Competence
Goodwill: Friendliness
Dynamism: Charisma


Types of Ethos Prior & Demonstrated (well prepared & good delivery)


Dimensions of Emotional Responses 1. Pleasure/Displeasure
2. Arousal/Non-Arousal
3. Dominance/Powerlessness


Devices of Pathos 1. Use of language
2. Nonverbal Behavior
3. Visual Images
4. Appeals to needs and values


Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs 1. Physiological: Requirements for survival
2. Safety: Desire for security
3. Social: Sense of belonging, love and be loved
4. Self-Esteem: Being valued by others
5. Self actualization: Fulfillment in life


Persuasive Speech Organizational Patterns 1. Problem/Solution
2. Refutation
3. Monroe's motived Sequence(What I did)
- Gain Attention
- Est. need for change
- satisfaction
- visualization
- call to action


Proposition Statement with which you want your audience to agree. Similar to claims and
thesis statements.

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