Public Speaking Review (SPC 2608) A+ Graded.

Context correct answers elements such as physical setting in which the speech takes places as well as the social expectations and cultural rules that come into play when speakers and listeners interact Culturally Governed Act correct answers One taking into account that rules and cultural influences as a critical part of the speech making process Civility correct answers the commitment to a civic life Consumer Imperative correct answers a component of public speaking that stresses the active role that receivers of messages play in social communities Ethos correct answers making the ethical choices Ethics correct answers a system of moral principles Feedback correct answers messages that listeners send to you before, during, and after your speech Intellectual Imperative correct answers a component of public speaking that stresses the active roles that receivers of messages play in intellectual communities Interactive Process correct answers with respect to public speaking, a transaction, or exchange among people in a public setting Moral Frames correct answers shared values or ways of looking at and valuing the world Orality correct answers direct, in person, spoken connections between people Personal Act correct answers one involving the individual Public Speaking correct answers a primary mechanism for projecting yourself in public spaces, for bringing people together, and for getting them to share perspectives and values Social Imperative correct answers a component of public speaking that stresses the active roles that receivers of messages play among members of a social community, for bringing them together, and for getting them to share perspectives and values Social Act correct answers one involving other people Skyhook Principle correct answers to be successful, you must find some moral frame you share with your listeners if you are going to convince them that you have their best interest at heart Audience Orientation correct answers an ability to understand the listener's point of view