Exam 1: Communication Competence and Public Speaking

The content dimension of a message is the information communicated, and the relationship dimension is how the words that compose the message relate to each other to produce meaning.

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Question 21

Sensitivity in the communication competence model is

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Question 22

Every communication context is guided by rules.

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Question 23

Communication competence in public speaking is based on two primary variables: effectiveness and appropriateness.

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Question 24

Shared meaning during a speech occurs when both the speaker and the audience

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Question 25

Heckling a speaker is never appropriate and is thus incompetent communication.

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The content dimension of a message is the information communicated, and the relationship dimension is how the words that compose the message relate to each other to produce meaning.

Sensitivity in the communication competence model is

Every communication context is guided by rules.

Communication competence in public speaking is based on two primary variables: effectiveness and appropriateness.

Shared meaning during a speech occurs when both the speaker and the audience

Heckling a speaker is never appropriate and is thus incompetent communication.

Speech Anxiety

Audience Analysis and Topic Selection

Gathering Material

Using Supporting Materials Effectively

Attention: Getting People to Listen

Introductions and Conclusions

Outlining and Organizing Speeches

Speaking Style: Using Language

Delivering Your Speech

Visual Aids

Skepticism: Becoming Critical Thinking Speakers and Listeners

Argument, Reasoning, and Evidence

Informative Speaking

Foundations of Persuasive Speaking

Persuasive Speaking Strategies

Speeches for Special Occasions

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