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    1.6: Speaking Competencies
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    1. Dan_Sego 23 Aug 2023
      We assume you are

      introducing the 11 key foundation for public speaking.

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    1.5: Types of Speeches and Speaking Occasions
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    1. Dan_Sego 23 Aug 2023
      There are three general purposes

      The three keys of a speech is to Inform, persuade, and entertain!

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    1.4: Elements of the Communication Process
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    1. Dan_Sego 23 Aug 2023
      The message can also be intentional or unintentional. When the message is intentional, this means that we

      Just like poetry a sentence can have a disguise to it.

    2. Dan_Sego 23 Aug 2023
      “I don’t think so,” “That doesn’t make sense,” or “You’re crazy!”). Thus, communication is always a transactional process – a give and take of messages.

      Its crazy to think that animals and plants have their own way of communication.

    3. Dan_Sego 23 Aug 2023
      paralinguistic

      wow thats a word!! Paralinguistic- relating to or denoting paralanguage or the nonlexical elements of communication by speech.

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