Expert answer:Describe the communication of speech

Expert answer:Its three parts PART I People communicate differently in different relationships. Suppose
that you loan your car to a roommate to go shopping. While the roommate
is at the mall, your car is stolen. Tell each of the following people
about your problem. A police officer. An insurance agent. Your spouse or
best friend. How would the conversation with each person vary? To whom
would you disclose the most information? The least? Why?Identify your own preferred style of conflict management. What are
its advantages and disadvantages? Can you think of situations in which
it might be best to use one style rather than the other? Compose a “Family Fighting Inventory” by making note of the amount
of fighting in your family, the topics most often fought about, and
topics that should never have been argued about in the first place. What
communication patterns have you come to expect? In what ways are they
constructive/destructive? How might you change your approach to
conflict?Consider ways in which you could make meetings work across
culturally diverse groups. What are some of the behaviors you might
value and expect of others? What are some ways to be an effective leader
even when those expectations are not met? Part II Make a list of the groups to which you belong. What are some
explicit and implicit norms that occur in these groups? Which ones are
cohesive and which ones are not? Why? Task-avoidance often distracts a group and wastes valuable
decision-making time. However, sometimes a divergence can help group
morale. When and how might avoidance help a group? Give some specific
examples. How does brainstorming help groups generate solutions to a problem?
Why is withholding criticism during brainstorming so important?Keep track of all the media you consume for two days. Then, try to
go “cold turkey” for a day and eliminate all media consumption. How much
media do you consume? What needs are met by your media consumption? How
difficult was it to avoid all media? Broadcast commercials and print advertising can be some of the most
entertaining forms of mass communication. Flip through the pages of a
popular magazine and consider these questions: How quickly and easily
are problems solved? Does the ad appeal to the basic human needs? How is
success or beauty measured? What kind of lifestyle is promoted, and
what are the implications? Give specific examples. Part III 1. Access http://www.history.com/speeches and
choose a speech for analysis. Prepare an outline of the speech. Try to
identify the types of information the speaker used, including any
examples of testimony, literal analogies, figurative analogies, brief
illustrations, extended illustrations, or statistics.
2. For the speech you outlined above, rewrite the introduction and conclusion in your own style and using a slightly different approach than what was used.
3. The stages of planning a speech were given in this module. Is the
order of these steps significant? Why or why not? It what ways does
selecting a purpose help you analyze the situation? How does an analysis
of the situation help you focus your research?
4. Consider this module’s discussion on audience analysis. Explain how a good audience analysis helps you prepare an introduction or conclusion to a speech. Also, how would it help you identify the main points of your speech or select forms of development.

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