Essential Terms
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economyThis means using only the words necessary to accurately convey an idea. | |
Elaboration Likelihood ModelThis model explains how people process persuasive messages through two distinct pathways: the central route and the peripheral route. | |
ethics pyramidThis is a structured approach to evaluating the ethical content of messages using three levels: intent, means, and ends. | |
eulogyThis speech is given in honor of someone who has passed away. | |
event-oriented speechesInformative speeches that are about occurrences, whether historical, current, or future. | |
examplesThese are specific instances or cases used to illustrate a general claim or make it more concrete. | |
extemporaneous deliveryThis mode of delivery involves the careful planning and rehearsal of a speech, but the delivery is done using only brief notes or an outline. | |
eye contactThis is the speaker's ability to maintain visual contact with the audience. | |