Speech Week 13 Vocabulary

assuming all members of a group behave or believe alike simply because they belong to the group

• marginalizing

• relevance

• stereotyping

• ethics

ignoring the values, needs, and interests of certain audience members, leaving them feeling excluded from the speaking situation

• marginalizing

• knowledge and expertise

• persuasive speech

• stereotyping

some specific aspect of a subject

• relevance

• rhetorical questions

• setting

• topic

the location and occasion for a speech

• marginalizing

• common ground

• setting

• topic

questions phrased to stimulate a mental response rather than an actual spoken response on the part of the audience

• knowledge and expertise

• rhetorical questions

• persuasive speech

• setting

adapting the information in a speech so that audience members view it as important to them

• relevance

• common ground

• ethics

• stereotyping

how well you convince your audience that you are qualified to speak on the topic

• persuasive speech

• common ground

• knowledge and expertise

• marginalizing

the background, knowledge, attitudes, experiences, and philosophies that audience members and the speaker share

• setting

• topic

• ethics

• common ground

moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.

• persuasive speech

• ethics

• relevance

• knowledge and expertise

seeks to influence the beliefs, attitudes, values, or behaviors of audience members

• persuasive speech

• stereotyping

• marginalizing

• common ground