Analysis is a process of examining the causes, effects, symptoms, history, and other background information that will help a group eventually reach a solution
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Which of the following is NOT an objective of a speech introduction?
a. to gain the audience's attention b. to establish goodwill c. to preview the message d. to support the main points
Matching
824) articulation 825) extemporaneous speech 826) impromptu speech 827) spontaneity 828) manuscript speech 829) memorized speech 830) paralanguage 831) pronunciation 832) sincerity 833) speech A) a speaker's apparent natural behavior at the time of delivery B) speaking words clearly C) gives meaning to the words in a speech D) prepared, practiced, and in a conversational style E) delivered from a prepared speech F) the number of words spoken in a certain amount of time G) manuscript speech committed to memory H) "spur of the moment" delivery I) caring about the topic, presentation, and the audience J) cooperative act between the speaker and the audience K) speaking words correctly
Timely response
A) Preparing to adapt to changes in the environment or context B) Used to establish communication over a distance C) Conscious analysis of message and of media to be used in response D) Other person fails to provide desired reaction E) Unfavorable verbal or nonverbal acts F) Feedback proffered at the appropriate time G) Used to store, process, and provide data H) No learning occurs with this practice I) Make a new interpretation of a misunderstanding J) Intently aware of another's message K) Request that falls outside normal range of requests L) Crosses the threshold of intolerance M) Allows affected members to express concerns
Pointing out a fallacy in someone's argument
a. is like identifying a computational error in math. b. is like identifying a spelling error in writing. c. is easy because fallacies are self-evident. d. requires proof because they are not self-evident.