Speech midterm

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Monroe's motivated sequence
- 1) capture audience attention
- 2) create need for change
- 3) satisfy need for change
- 4) visualize results
- 5) call audience to take action
Causal organization

for informative speech; cause, effect, solution
specific purpose

detailed description of what you want to accomplish in the speech
general purpose

very simple description of what you want to accomplish in speech
When to use sources

whenever using an idea that is not your own or when quoting someone
central idea

introduce audience to the 3 main points
process of communication
- 1) sender sends a message which moves along a channel (or medium)
- 2) receiver gets message and responds with feedback
- 3) there might be interference that blocks the message or changes it
- 4) all of this happens in a context, or the environment where the communication happens
Advocate

person who takes a position on something, not giving an informative speech
periodicals

regularly published magazine or newspaper