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Listeners who accept a persuasive argument experience what experts call the
boomerang effect.
The speaker should maintain eye contact with the audience when using a presentation
aid.
When outlining, the principle of coordination requires that all statements at a given
level be of similar importance.
Jargon has been described as the language that rolls up its sleeves, spits on its hands,
and goes to work.
Habitual pitch refers to that level at which we speak most frequently.
A problem-solution speech would be best suited for arguing against proposed attempts
to rezone your neighborhood.
The key-word outline may require several pages of notes.
The plot is to a narrative as the ________ is to a speech.
a. body
b. substance
c. internal summary
d.conclusion
A delayed reaction to persuasive speeches is called the inoculation effect.
Aristotle is generally credited with establishing the five arts of public speaking.
Manipulative persuasion circumvents the ethical burden of reasoning by over-relying on
glitzy images, sound bites, and attractive spokespersons.
Proof by mythos is best reinforced by citing your academic qualifications.
Ideographs are special words like "freedom" and "progress" that reflect basic political
beliefs.
Selective relaxation focuses on tensing and relaxing various muscle groups.
Face, voice, and gestures are all crucial to convey impressions of dynamism.
Listening skills are not related to job advancement.
Beginning speakers in public speaking classes are especially advised to commit their
speeches to memory before presenting them.
Jargon refers to shared words that most people know.
