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PUBLIC SPEAKING AND YOUChapter 1
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Chapter 1 GoalsAppreciation of what course can do for
youUnderstanding of what course asks of youCopyright Allyn &
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What the Course Offers YouPractical Benefits
Personal Growth
Understanding how Communication WorksCopyright Allyn & Bacon
2009What the Course Asks of YouCommitment
Ethical SensitivityCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009
Practical BenefitsDevelop basic communication skillsIncrease
your chances for successIn schoolIn professional lifeIn civic
involvementCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009
Personal GrowthLearn about yourself
Learn about the background of discipline
Expand cultural horizonsCopyright Allyn & Bacon
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TraditionsPericlesAristotleCiceroPlatoQuintilianCopyright Allyn
& Bacon 2009Barriers to Cultural GrowthEthnocentrism
StereotypesCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009The Interactive
Process
SourceEncodermessageChannelReceiverDecoderNoiseFeedbackCopyright
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relationships among people
Brings people together
Defines the audience
Encourages community
Promotes collective action
Copyright Allyn & Bacon 2009Speech as an Interactive
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Public Speaking as a Dynamic ProcessCopyright Allyn & Bacon
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Your Commitment to CourseTime
Energy
Ethical responsibilityCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009
Communication EthicsRespect for integrity of ideas
Concern for consequences
Copyright Allyn & Bacon 2009Speak from Responsible
KnowledgeKnow main points of concernBe aware of what experts
thinkBe up to date on informationBe aware of impact on
listenersCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009Ethical Use of
TechniquesDont quote out of context
Avoid plagiarism
Copyright Allyn & Bacon 2009Avoiding PlagiarismDont usurp
the work of othersConsult a variety of sourcesIdentify sources of
information and ideasProvide oral citations Give credit where
credit is dueAllow sufficient time for researchTake careful
notesCopyright Allyn & Bacon 2009
