Public Speaking
by Brooke-Ashley Lipson Poo
- Publisher
- California Polytechnic State University
- Subjects
- Social Sciences
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as LibreTexts states it. Non-commercial use only.
- Who can read
- Teens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects
Contents
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- Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Table of Contents
- Licensing
- 1: Introduction to Public Speaking
- 1.1: Why A Public Speaking Course?
- 1.2: History of Public Speaking
- 2 Communication Apprehension: What is it and What Can We Do?
- 2.1: Prelude to Speaking Confidently
- 2.2: What Is Communication Apprehension?
- 2.3: All Anxiety Is Not the Same- Sources of Communication Apprehension
- 2.4: Reducing Communication Apprehension
- 2.5: Coping with the Unexpected
- 2.6: Chapter Exercises
- 3: Audience Analysis
- 3.1: Prelude to Audience Analysis
- 3.2: Why Conduct an Audience Analysis
- 3.3: Three Types of Audience Analysis
- 3.4: Conducting Audience Analysis
- 3.5: Using Your Audience Analysis
- 3.6: Chapter Exercises
- 4: Listening
- 4.1: Prelude to the Importance of Listening
- 4.2: Listening vs. Hearing
- 4.3: Listening Styles
- 4.4: Why Listening Is Difficult
- 4.5: Stages of Listening
- 4.6: Listening Critically
- 4.7: Chapter Exercises
- 5: Finding a Purpose and Selecting a Topic
- 5.1: Prelude to Finding a Purpose and Selecting a Topic
- 5.2: General Purposes of Speaking
- 5.3: Selecting a Topic
- 5.4: What If You Draw a Blank?
- 5.5: Specific Purposes
- 5.6: Conclusion
- 5.7: Chapter Exercises
- 6: Research and Evidence
- 6.1: The Building Blocks of a Speech
- 6.2: Defining Evidence
- 6.3: Checking on the Domain Indicators
- 6.4: Using Evidence
- 6.5: Testing of Fake News Sources
- 6.6: The Focus of this Chapter
- 7: Organization and Outlining
- 7.1: Prelude to Organizing and Outlining Speeches
- 7.2: Why Outlining and Organizing Speeches Matter
- 7.3: Using Common Organizing Patterns
- 7.4: Types of Outlines
- 7.5: Linking Speech Organization to Speech Outlining
- 7.6: Chapter Exercises
- 8: Introductions and Conclusions Matter- How to Begin and End A Speech Effectively
- 8.1: Prelude to Introductions and Conclusions
- 8.2: The Importance of an Introduction
- 8.3: The Attention-Getter- The First Step of an Introduction
- 8.4: Putting It Together- Steps to Complete Your Introduction
- 8.5: Analyzing an Introduction
- 8.6: Why Conclusions Matter
- 8.7: Steps of a Conclusion
- 8.8: Analyzing a Conclusion
- 8.9: Chapter Exercises for Introductions and Conclusions
- 9: Delivering the Speech
- 9.1: Four Methods of Delivery
- 9.2: Speaking Contexts That Affect Delivery
- 9.3: Using Notes Effectively
- 9.4: Practicing for Successful Speech Delivery
- 9.5: Chapter Exercises
- 10: Presentation Aids- Design and Usage
- 10.1: Functions of Presentation Aids
- 10.2: Types of Presentation Aids
- 10.3: Media to Use for Presentation Aids
- 10.4: Tips for Preparing Presentation Aids
- 10.5: Chapter Exercises
- 11: Informative Speaking
- 11.1: Informative Speaking Goals
- 11.2: Types of Informative Speeches
- 11.3: Guidelines for Selecting an Informative Speech Topic
- 11.4: Giving Informative Speeches in Groups
- 11.5: Sample Outline- Informative Speech on Haunted Places in Gettysburg
- 11.6: Chapter Exercises
- 12: Persuasive Speaking
- 12.1: Persuasion - An Overview
- 12.2: Types of Persuasive Speeches
- 12.3: Organizing Persuasive Speeches
- 12.4: Chapter Exercises
- 13: Special Occasion Speaking
- 13.1: Understanding Entertaining Speeches
- 13.2: Special-Occasion Speeches
- 13.3: Keynote Speaking
- 13.4: Chapter Exercises
- 14: Mediated Communication
- 00: Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Table of Contents
- Licensing
- 14.1: Introduction to Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) and Speaking Online
- 14.2: Public Speaking Online Vs. Face-to-Face
- 14.3: Technical Considerations
- 14.4: Presentation Aids Online
- 14.5: Checklist for Your Online Presentation
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing
- 15: Ethics in Public Speaking
- 15.1: Sources of Ethical Stances on Communication and Public Speaking
- 15.2: Credibility and Ethics
- 15.3: Plagiarism
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing