SPC 2608 (100% Accurate Answers)

personal act correct answers one that involves yourself social act correct answers involves people culturally governed act correct answers has to do with knowing the culture within you're speaking public speaking correct answers primary mechanism for projecting yourself into public spaces, for bringing people together, and for getting them to share perspectives and values so they can recognize who they are and can act together orality correct answers direct, in-person spoken connections between people (these 2 are the social imperative) consumer imperative correct answers how public speaking helps us to become sophisticated receivers of public talk intellectual imperative correct answers study of human speech is the study of eloquent expressions of the human spirit. speech is an correct answers interactive process speech is correct answers integrative, redundant, concrete, situational speaker correct answers source of message message correct answers both factual content of speech and speaker's attitude/values on the topic listener correct answers one who receives/interprets the message feedback correct answers verbal/nonverbal. Messages your listeners send to you before, during, and after speech context (of speech) correct answers includes physical setting, social expectations, and cultural rules in play when speakers and listeners interact ethos correct answers appeal to credibility. The act of speaking that involves making ethical choices moral frames correct answers of the listener when appealing to ethos, (no textbook definition civility correct answers commitment to a civil life. general purpose correct answers primary reason you will speak in public