Your Audience Speaking Environment Chapter 5 1 Audience
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Your Audience & Speaking Environment Chapter 5 1
Audience A complex & varied group of people the speaker addresses 2
Audience Centered n To acknowledge the audience considering unique, diverse & common perspectives before, during & after the speech Consider Interactive Activity 5. 4: Acknowledging Expectations of the Speaker online at the Invitation to Public Speaking website. 3
Master Statuses n Positions occupied by a person in society that affect the person’s identity – Culture – Race – Sex / Gender – Age – Economic standing – Religion 4
Standpoint n The perspective from which a person views & evaluates society 5
Attitude n. A general positive or negative feeling a person has about something 6
Belief n. A person’s idea of what is real or true or not 7
Value n. A person’s idea of what is good, worthy, or important 8
Ethnocentrism n The belief that our own cultural perspectives, norms & ways of organizing society are superior to others 9
Understand your audience & situation n Demographically n Situationally (Speaking Environment) 10
Factors of Demographic Audience Analysis Age n Gender n Sexual orientation n Racial, ethnic, and cultural background n Religion n Group membership n 11
Getting Information about the Audience n Interviewing n Questionnaires – Open ended questions – Closed ended questions 12
Factors of Situational Audience Analysis Audience size n Physical arrangement n Technology n Temporal factors n – Time of day – Speaking order – Speech length 13
Audience analysis influences n Topics n Main points n n n Language n Credibility n Style & delivery Support Organization 14
Adapting to Audience Expectations n The form of a speech n The speaker n Speaker-audience interaction 15
- Public speaking environment
- Task 3 speaking
- Invoked audience
- Environment of business finance
- Give us your hungry your tired your poor
- Please keep your mic muted
- Please mute your microphone when not speaking
- How do you analyze your audience
- 'adapting the message to your audience
- Respect your audience
- Adapting to your audience
- Conclusion in presentation
- Knowing your audience
- Your role in the green environment
- The art of public speaking chapter 15
- Chapter 16 speaking to persuade