Discuss the role of deliberative speaking in the five most common settings in which it occurs. What makes each setting distinct?

What will be an ideal response?


- In community service, a speaker may need to represent his or her point of view in speeches that contribute to the public forum.
- In oral reports, a speaker may attempt to influence the decisions of business or government.
- In group presentations, a speaker may have to present a group report, speak in small group settings, or chair group meetings.
- In public hearings and debates, a speaker may give testimony aimed at persuading decision makers.
- After speeches, a speaker may respond to questions that call for clarification of information or defend his or her position on a particular point.

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