1. Nonverbal behavior that communicates liking and engenders feelings of pleasure is called _____.
2. The earliest means of human communication is __________.
3. Design your slides so that you'll be able to _____ if you are presenting virtually via computer.
4. In nestorian organization, the best example comes _____.
5. One of the best ways to elaborate on a main idea is to _____.
6. Begin analyzing your presentation's purpose with _____ in mind.
7. Correct verbal communication during an interview includes _____.
8. All of the following are examples of nonverbal communication except ________.
9. A basic example of _____ is the use of graphs and charts to illustrate numeric data.
10. Verbal intonation is a form of ________.
11. Spatial organization should be used when your subject can best be explained _____________.
12. Compared to verbal communication, nonverbal communication has __________.
13. __________Views the world as objective, causal, and predictable
14. ___________Views communication as creative, uncertain, and unpredictable, and thus rejects the idea that a single reality exists or can be discovered
15. __________Seeks to identify the hidden but formidable symbolic structures and practices that create or uphold disadvantage, inequity, or oppression of some groups in favor of others
16. Presentation aids refer to the tools used by a speaker to enhance audience understanding, as well as
17. Pauses are the breaks in the vocal flow that allow speakers to
18. Nonfluencies are the meaningful fillers of a presentation
19. A style of speech delivery that involves committing a speech completely to memory and presenting without the use of a manuscript or notes is called
20. A style of speech delivery that involves having the entire speech written out in front of a speaker to be read out to ensure that the words are accurately delivered is called
21. A style of speech delivery that involves the use of few notes is called
22. Bodily movements that allow a speaker to discharge nervous energy but serve no relevant purpose in the presentation are called
23. The fear or anxiety everyone has to some degree is called communication apprehension
24. Syllogism means a form of argumentation consisting of
25. Social judgment theory is the theory explaining how people may respond to surrounding a__________surrounding a particular topic or issue
26. Red herring is the use of another issue to draw attention towards the real issue
27. A presentation that describes the procedure or method through which something is accomplished without the expectation that the audience will actually perform the process refers to
28. An attempt to influence audience thinking is called
29. A presentation that is delivered in an attempt to influence audience members’ behavior rather than merely their beliefs is called
30. Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means
31. Artistic proof involving the use of emotional appeals to influence an audience refers to
32. Artistic proof involving the use of logic or reasoning to influence an audience refers to
33. __________Includes those positions that the audience deems unacceptable
34. __________Includes positions that the audience neither wholly accepts nor wholly rejects
35. __________Includes the range of positions that the audience deems acceptable
36. Deriving a general conclusion from specific evidence, examples, or instances is called
37. A presentation that describes the procedure or methods through which something is accomplished with the expectation that the audience will be able to perform the process is called
38. When a conclusion is based on a single occurrence or ________ data or sample size it is called hasty generalization
39. False alternatives occur when only two options are provided, one of which is generally presented as the poor choice or one that should be avoided
40. An argument that appears legitimate and based on true reasoning
41. Expository presentation provides the audience with a concise review of an object, creation, place, person, concept, or event
42. Artistic proof involving the use of speaker credibility to influence an audience refers to
43. Equivocation relies on__________of language to make an argument
44. A syllogism that ________one or two of the three components of a syllogism is called enthymeme
45. Division fallacy argues the whole is the same as its parts
46. Language that provides the audience with a clearer picture of what you are discussing by describing it in a concise manner
47. Definitions and descriptions provide the audience with an extended explanation or depiction of an _______person, concept, or event
48. Using general conclusions, premises, or principles to reach a conclusion about a specific example or instance is called
49. Cum Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc means
50. If someone advocates a position within your latitude of rejection, you will view it as further from your anchor position than it really is refers to
51. Concrete words are the words representing ________objects
52. Composition fallacy argues that the parts are not the same as the whole
53. A claim maintaining that something is good or bad, beneficial or detrimental,is called
54. A claim maintaining that a course of action should or should not be taken is called
55. A claim maintaining that something is true or false now is called
56. Claim of conjecture is a claim maintaining that something will be _____in the future
57. According to audience involvement the greater the significance and importance audience members perceive the issue as having in their lives, the less involved they will be with the issue
58. Assimilation effct maintains that if someone advocates a position within your latitude of acceptance, you will view it as _______to your anchor position than it really is
59. Ad hominem argument is the
60. When relationships are used to justify certain behaviors and to convince others of their appropriateness, it is called
61. Bandwagon appeal means
62. When a person’s authority or credibility in one area is used to support another area, it is called
63. Unity principle is the principle of organization that maintains that a speaker should stay focused and provide only information that supports the _________of a presentation
64. Transitions refer to phrases or statements that connect the major parts or sections of the presentation and guide the audience through it
65. An organizational pattern in which support material is arranged according to specific categories, groupings, or grounds is called
66. Statements that support and explain the _______of a presentation refer to subpoints
67. An organizational pattern in which the main points of a presentation are arranged according to their physical relation, is called
68. An organizational pattern that involves posing questions an audience may have about a subject and then answering them in a manner that favors the speaker’s position is called
69. Points principle highlights
70. Part of a presentation in which the speaker provides the audience members with any information that allows them to better understand and appreciate the material presented is called
71. An arrangement of the main points of a presentation that best enables audience comprehension is called
72. Statement that directly support or develop a thesis statement is called
73. Part of a presentation that lays the foundation for it and creates or builds on relational connection with the audience is called
74. The principle of organization that maintains that a speaker must guide and direct the audience throughout the entire presentation is called
75. An organizational pattern that offers a series of solutions to a problem, systematically eliminating each one until the remaining solution is the one a speaker supports is called
76. Part of a presentation that reinforces and completes the presentation while reinforcing the relationship with the audience is called
77. A phrase that allows a speaker to end on a strong but not a smooth note is called clincher statement
78. An organizational pattern in which the main points of a presentation are arranged according to their position in a time sequence is called
79. An organizational pattern in which the main points of a presentation are arranged according to cause and effect is called
80. The part of a presentation in which an argument is ________
81. The principle of organization that maintains that the points of the body of a presentation must be relatively equal in _____
82. Attention getter is a device used to draw the audience _____presentation
83. An audience that listens to your speech because its members are chosen by someone else
84. Values refer to deeply held and enduring judgments of significance or importance that often provide the basis for__________
85. Generating a list of ideas encompassing a specific topic is called
86. What a person argues or develops throughout a presentation is called
87. Testimony means the declarations or statements of a person’s ________or experience
88. Statistics refer to the numbers that demonstrate or establish
89. Exactly what a person wants to achieve through a presentation is called
90. Population means ________is included in study
91. Persuade means either to influence audience ____________or to influence audience behaviour
92. Personal testimony refers to the evidence given by a speaker that is based on ________experience with the audience
93. Oral citations are the References to the source of the evidence and _______material used during a presentation
94. Personal beliefs or speculations that, even though perhaps based on facts, have not been proved or verified are called
95. A concrete explanation of meaning that is more original or personal than a dictionary definition is called operational definition
96. Generating a list of ideas with _____topic boundary is called open brainstorming
97. The number that occurs most often is called
98. Median is the number that rests in the _____of all the other numbers
99. Refers to the average number, which may or may not provide an accurate description or representation
100. Lay testimony is the evidence from someone without expertise and who do not possess any relevant experience
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