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COMS 105: Fundamentals of Public Speaking
This text examines the principles and practices of public speaking, communication theory, and techniques for public speaking. Includes speech organization, development, research, audience analysis, reasoning, and presentation skills for the development of informative and persuasive speeches. A primary goal is to help students become better speakers through providing the most important tool in public speaking within a clear sense of organization.
- Tác giả
- Tammera Stokes Rice
- Nhà xuất bản
- College of the Canyons
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Khoa học cơ bản
Mục lục· 114 mục
- 1: Introduction to Public Speaking
- 1.0: Introduction
- 1.1: Benefits of Public Speaking
- 1.2: Models of Communication
- 1.3: Elements of the Communication Process
- 1.4: Conclusion Glossary References
- 2: Ethics
- 2.0: Introduction
- 2.1: Defining Ethics
- 2.2: Ethics and Ethical Standards
- 2.3: Decide When to Cite
- 2.4: Set Responsible Speech Goals
- 2.5: Provide Ethical Feedback
- 2.6: Conclusion Glossary References
- 3: Speaking With Confidence
- 3.0: Introduction
- 3.1: Classifying Communication Apprehension (CA)
- 3.2: Learning Confidence
- 3.3: Techniques for Building Confidence
- 3.4: Conclusion Glossary References
- 4: Listening Effectively
- 4.0: Introduction
- 4.1: Hearing Versus Listening
- 4.2: Three As of Active Listening
- 4.3: Barriers to Effective Listening
- 4.4: Strategies to Enhance Listening
- 4.5: Providing Feedback to Speakers
- 4.6: Conclusion Glossary References
- 5: Audience Analysis
- 5.0: Introduction
- 5.1: Approaches to Audience Analysis
- 5.2: Categories of Audience Analysis
- 5.3: Conclusion Glossary References
- 6: Organizing and Outlining
- 6.0: Introduction
- 6.1: The Topic General Purpose Specific Purpose and Thesis
- 6.2: Organizational Patterns of Arrangement
- 6.3: Outlining Your Speech
- 6.4: Conclusion and Activities
- 7: Introductions and Conclusions
- 7.0: Introduction
- 7.1: Functions of Introductions
- 7.2: Preparing the Introduction
- 7.3: Functions of Conclusions
- 7.4: Composing the Conclusion
- 7.5: Conclusion Glossary References
- 8: Delivering Your Speech
- 8.0: Introduction
- 8.1: Methods of Delivery
- 8.2: Vocal Aspects of Delivery
- 8.3: Nonverbal Aspects of Delivery
- 8.4: Mastering the Location
- 8.5: Preparation Practice and Delivery
- 8.6: Conclusion Glossary References
- 9: Visual Aids
- 9.0: Introduction
- 9.1: Effective Visual Aids
- 9.2: Types of Visual Aids
- 9.3: Slideware Design Principles
- 9.4: Conclusion Glossary References
- 10: Supporting Your Ideas
- 10.0: Introduction
- 10.1: Personal and Professional Knowledge
- 10.2: Using Examples
- 10.3: Library Resources
- 10.4: Internet Resources
- 10.5: Statistics
- 10.6: Citing Sources and Avoiding Plagiarism
- 10.7: Conclusion Glossary References
- 11: Using Language Well
- 11.0: Introduction
- 11.1: Communication vs. Language
- 11.2: Constructing Clear and Vivid Messages
- 11.3: Using Stylized Language
- 11.4: Language and Ethics
- 11.5: Avoiding Language Pitfalls
- 11.6: Conclusion Glossary References
- 12: Informative Speaking
- 12.0: Introduction
- 12.1: Welcome to Informative Speaking
- 12.2: Why We Speak to Inform
- 12.3: Informative Speaking Goals
- 12.4: Types of Informative Speeches
- 12.5: Developing Your Topic for the Audience
- 12.6: Conclusion and Activities
- 13: Critical Thinking and Reasoning
- 13.0: Introduction
- 13.1: Critical Thinking
- 13.2: Logic and the Role of Arguments
- 13.3: Understanding Fallacies
- 13.4: Types of Fallacies
- 13.5: Conclusion Glossary References
- 14: Persuasive Speaking
- 14.0: Introduction
- 14.1: What is Persuasive Speaking
- 14.2: Functions of Persuasive Speeches
- 14.3: Types of Persuasive Speeches
- 14.4: Choosing a Persuasive Speech Topic
- 14.5: Persuasive Strategies
- 14.6: Ethics of Persuasion
- 14.7: Organizing Persuasive Messages
- 14.8: Conclusion Glossary References
- 15: Special Occasion Speaking
- 15.0: Introduction
- 15.1: The Nature of Entertainment
- 15.2: Understanding Entertaining Speeches
- 15.3: How to Effectively Deliver Special Occasion Speeches
- 15.4: Types of Special Occasion Speeches
- 15.5: Conclusion
- 16: Appendix
- 16.1: Appendix A
- 16.2: Appendix B
- 16.3: Appendix C
- 16.4: Glossary References