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Communication Studies 104: Persuasive Public Speaking
- Author
- Krista Phair
- Publisher
- Sacramento State University
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- Mixed
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Basic Sciences
Contents· 124 sections
- 01: Why Persuasion
- 1.01: Why Persuade
- 1.02: What is Persuasion
- 1.03: A Definition of Persuasion
- 1.04: Constructing a Persuasive Speech
- 02: Ethics Matters- Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking
- 2.01: Prelude to Ethics Matters- Understanding the Ethics of Public Speaking
- 2.02: The Ethics Pyramid
- 2.03: Ethics in Public Speaking
- 2.04: Free Speech
- 2.05: Chapter Exercises
- 03: Changing Beliefs Attitudes and Behavior
- 3.01: Challenging Stasis
- 3.02: Beliefs
- 3.03: Values
- 3.04: Value Systems
- 3.05: How Are Values Learned
- 3.06: Attitudes
- 3.07: Resisting Change
- 3.08: Cognitive Dissonance
- 3.09: Audience Analysis
- 3.10: Motivation
- 3.11: Targeting by Using the Needs Theory in Persuasion
- 3.12: Targeting Strategy
- 3.13: Changing Attitude and Stasis
- 3.14: Last Important Thought
- 04: Persuasive Strategies
- 4.01: Ethos Pathos and Logos
- 4.02: Introduction to Persuasive Strategies
- 4.03: Persuasive Strategies Related to the Source
- 4.04: Persuasive Strategies Related to the Message
- 4.05: Persuasive Strategies Related to the Audience or Context
- 4.06: Works Cited
- 05: Motivational Appeals
- 5.01: Introduction
- 5.02: Internal and External Motivation
- 5.03: Positive and Negative Motivation
- 5.04: Common Motivational Appeals
- 5.05: Appeals to Human Needs
- 5.06: Works Cited
- 06: Emotional Appeals
- 6.01: Fear Appeals- The Extended Parallel Process Model
- 6.02: Applications of the Extended Parallel Process Model
- 6.03: Hope Appeals- Persuasive Hope Theory
- 6.04: Applications of Persuasive Hope Theory
- 07: Argument structure
- 7.01: Responding to an Argument
- 7.02: Skepticism
- 7.03: Fight or Flight
- 7.04: Ways to Disagree
- 7.05: Two Sides to an Argument
- 7.06: Toulmin Approach to Argument
- 7.07: Counter Argument Strategies
- 7.08: No Absolute Certainties
- 7.09: Arguing from the Con-Side
- 7.10: Using Toulmin To Develop Con Strategies
- 7.11: Creating A Counter Argument
- 7.12: Con side Case Alternatives
- 7.13: The Focus of This Chapter
- 08: Logical Reasoning
- 8.01: What is Correct Reasoning
- 8.02: Deductive Reasoning
- 8.03: Inductive Reasoning
- 8.3.01: Types of Arguments
- 8.04: Logical Fallacies
- 09: A Compendium of Persuasion Theories
- 9.01: Beliefs Attitudes and Behaviors
- 9.02: Strategy vs. Theory
- 9.03: Theories of Persuasion
- 9.04: Theory of Planned Behavior
- 9.4.01: Theory of Planned Behavior
- 9.4.02: Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior
- 9.05: Questions for Consideration and Works Cited
- 10: Critical-Cultural Approaches to Persuasion
- 10.01: Introduction and Objectives
- 10.02: The Critical-Cultural Approach
- 10.03: Ancient Eastern Rhetorical Tradition
- 10.04: Narrative Paradigm- Challenging the Rational Paradigm
- 10.05: The Feminist Approach- Invitational Rhetoric
- 10.06: Summary and Works Cited
- 11: Persuasion in Action
- 11.01: Persuasion in Advertising
- 11.02: Persuasion in Political Campaigns
- 12: Esoteric Appeals
- 12.01: Introduction
- 12.02: Color
- 12.03: Music and Sonic Persuasion
- 12.04: Olfactic Persuasion
- 12.05: Typography
- 12.06: Conclusion and Works Cited
- 13: Visual Persuasion
- 13.01: Introduction to Visual Persuasion
- 13.02: Indexicality
- 13.03: Iconicity
- 13.04: Syntactic Indeterminacy
- 13.05: Framing Images- More Than Decoration
- 13.06: Visual Hierarchy
- 13.07: Works Cited
- 14: Appendix A- Persuasive Speechmaking- Pitching Your Idea and Making it Stick
- 15: Appendix B- Persuasive Research and Writting
- 15.01: How to Evaluate Information and Judge Credibility
- 15.1.01: The Principles of Charity and Fidelity
- 15.1.02: When Should You Accept Unusual Statements
- 15.1.03: Assessing a Source's Credibility
- 15.1.04: Seeking a Second Opinion
- 15.1.05: Trust Me I Know It on Good Authority
- 15.1.06: Suspending Belief
- 15.1.07: Getting Solid Information about Whom to Vote For
- 15.1.08: Fake News and Misinformation
- 15.1.09: Review of Major Points
- 15.1.10: Glossary
- 15.1.11: Exercises
- 15.02: Writing to Convince Others
- 15.2.01: Writing with Precision and to Your Audience
- 15.2.1.01: The Introduction
- 15.2.1.02: The Middle
- 15.2.1.03: The Ending
- 15.2.1.04: Digressions
- 15.2.02: Improving Your Writing Style
- 15.2.03: Proving Your Conclusion
- 15.2.04: Creating Counterarguments
- 15.2.05: Review of Major Points
- 15.2.06: Glossary
- 15.2.07: Exercises