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What are Decision Factors?
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· Things that will affect the content and reception of the speech
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What is the difference between Global and Local decisions?
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· Global: affect the whole speech (ex. Topic)
- Local: affect only part of the speech (ex. Statistics) |
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What are the four types of Decision Factors?
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A ssignment/Context
A udience Background Factors R esources (Support Material) L ocation |
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Define the decision factor assignment/Context
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Necessary components of the speech; these include the goals of the speech, time limitations, and expectations of the audience
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Define the decision factor audience background
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This includes the audience’s knowledge, attitude and interest in the topic
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What are the two types of audience backgrounds
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A. indirect- assumptions, NOT stereotypes (ex. A person smells= body odor)
b. direct- the speaker asks to get personal information (ex. Interview) |
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What are the two types of Resources (support material)
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A. Speaker- personal information (ex. Narrative/Experience)
b. Outside- someone else’s experience or knowledge (ex. Books/Journals) |
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Define the decision factor Location
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Size of space, levels of light, casual or business setting, all affect the choices for delivery or visual aides
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What four things do Global Decisions include?
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Topic, speech audience and outcome goals, thesis, main points
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How to pick a topic
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First pick subject then narrow down
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What are the two speech goals
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A. primary (ex. To persuade; To inform)
b. secondary (ex. Have an emotional appeal) |
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Name and define three audience outcome goals
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A. Cognitive-change the way the audience THINKS about the topic
b.Affective-change the way the audience FEELS about the topic c. Behavioral-change the audiences ACTIONS related to the topic |
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Define thesis
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The central claim of the speech (includes subject of speech)
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Define Oral thesis
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Helps the audience
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Define planning thesis
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Helps the speaker
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