Communication for Various purposes

The main purpose is to simply convey information factually. Its goal is to input new learning, enhance prior knowledge, confirm a concept, alleviate comprehension of an idea, or explain a process or procedure.

• Informative Communication

• Argumentative Communication

• Logical Communication

• Persuasive Communication

Tries to make listeners/readers believe that your idea is better based on the various reasons that you have at hand. It is logical and reasoned way to demonstrate one’s point of view, belief, conclusion or position.

• Informative Communication

• Argumentative Communication

• Logical Communication

• Persuasive Communication

In writing, it is pushing across an idea and convincing people or readers to support the idea you want to convey.

• Informative Communication

• Argumentative Communication

• Logical Communication

• Persuasive Communication

A way of making your ideas public – of sharing them with other people and of influencing other people.

• Informative Communication

• Argumentative Communication

• Logical Communication

• Persuasive Communication

• Public Speaking

One of the major differences between public speaking and conversation is that public speaking requires more formal language.

• True

• False

The presentation of a planned and rehearsed speech using minimal notes.

• Impromptu Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Logical Communication

• Memorized Speech

• Interview

The recitation of a written message that the speaker has memorized.

• Impromptu Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Logical Communication

• Memorized Speech

• Interview

This type of speech is not rehearsed. This type of speaking is a presentation of a short message without prior preparation,

• Impromptu Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Logical Communication

• Memorized Speech

• Interview

The word for word iteration of a written message.

• Impromptu Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Read Speech

• Memorized Speech

• Interview

Two-party interaction in which at least one party has a specific, serious purpose and that usually involves the asking and answering questions.

• Impromptu Speech

• Extemporaneous Speech

• Read Speech

• Memorized Speech

• Interview