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Com. St. 11 - Study Questions for Final Exam
1. Explain the strategy of being “thoroughly prepared” for reducing communication apprehension.
2. Explain extemporaneous delivery?
3. Name five resources, which can be helpful in gathering ideas for a speech.
4. Identify five reference sources for a speech.
5. Identify the elements of vocal delivery.
6. Identify five strategies for the introduction and conclusion.
7. Outline the following body (second main point):
Through marketing, establish an emotional connection. According to Fox News 2016, it is important to create an advertisement that will captivate the viewers and consumers emotions. According to Money Talk co-host, Aaron M. Sanchez, the emotional aspect plays numerous roles in consumer behavior. It is not only about making the consumer purchase the product, it is also about maintaining them. Therefore, it is crucial to create a long lasting emotional affect. In Psychology Today 2013, it states that, “fMRI neuro-imagery shows that when evaluating brands, consumers primarily use emotions (personal feelings and experiences) rather than information (brand attributes, features, and facts)”.
8. Outline the following conclusion:
Although it is not scientifically proved if environmental experience can make healing on people with cancer, according to a research in academia.edu website, spatial qualities definitely are related to emotional experience of people. Therefore, design can improve environmental experiences and add the wholesome to the character of the built environment.
9. Please explain how to cite the following source in your speech.
Adams, G. S., & Inesi, M. E. (2016). Impediments to forgiveness: Victim and transgressor attributions of intent and guilt. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 111, 866–881.
10. Please explain how to cite the following source in your speech.
Prospective Psychology.org
11. Please explain how to cite the following source in your speech.
Helen Fisher Says the Future of Love Will Play Out by Prehistoric Rules By Helen Fisher, PhD Wall Street Journal, July 2014
12. Outline the following introduction:
Hi everyone! By the show of hands, how many of you can admit that you tend to lie through situations? What many of us do not realize are the consequences that come with lying. Even the smallest lies, like a white lie, will eventually come back to haunt us. Today, I would like to discuss the consequences of lying. This includes losing trust, having broken promises and having these aspects lead to rumors.
13. Write a specific purpose and thesis for the following topic (Informative Speech):
Kindness
14. Write a specific purpose and thesis for the following topic (Persuasive Speech):
Compassion