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  • 問題数 42 • 11/19/2023

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  • 1

    three types of speech style

    casual, intimate , formal

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    according to blank , speech style is the form of language that the speaker uses which characterized by the degree of formality . hey identify the styles and five classes such as frozen style , formal style , consultative style , casual style , and intimate style

    martin Joos

  • 3

    it is a style among blank members off a family or friends that do not need a complete language with a clear articulation

    intimate

  • 4

    it is most common speech style used among friends and co-workers . jargon , slang , or the vernacular language are used

    casual

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    in this study the standard one . it is used for business and professional relationships . nice person negotiating with strangers or colleagues at work

    consultative

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    this style is used in formal setting that uses languages usually follow the commonly accepted format . unlike the consultative style , this is one way

    formal

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    it is the most formal speech style that is usually used in formal contexts such as speech for the state ceremonies , court proceedings , and religious ritual

    frozen

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    the use of language or words into transmit messages , ideas , and opinions . however , speech extends beyond the breezers words spoken. each time you speak , you are actually doing an action; that is , you are performing . in communication , we call this a blank. blank is an utterance that a speaker makes to achieve an intended effect

    speech act

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    three types of speech act

    locutionary,illocutionary,perlocutionary

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    is the act of making a meaningful utterances. this is about the same as saying a certain sentence with asserting meaning and reference

    locutionary act

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    is done through the power of speech , like when someone promises , apologizes , or makes an offer

    illocutionary act

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    five types of illocutionary

    assertive , directive , commissive , expressive, declaration

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    a type of illocutionary act in which the speaker expresses belief about the truth of a proposition . some examples of an blank are suggesting , putting forward , swearing , boosting , and concluding

    assertive

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    a type of illocutionary act in which the speaker tries to make the addressee perform on action . some examples of blank are asking , ordering , requesting , initiating , advising and begging

    directive

  • 15

    the driver really visionary art with you call me the speaker to do we need something in the future . example of a blank are promising , planning ,vowing , and betting

    commissive

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    a type of illocutionary act in which the speaker expresses his or her feelings or emotional reactions . some example of an expressive act are thinking , apologizing , welcoming , and deploring

    expressive

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    a type of illocutionary act which bring the change in the external situation . some examples of blank are blessing , firing , baptizing , beading , passing a sentence and excommunicating

    declaration

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    is the effect that appearance has on the behavior , thoughts , and feelings of the listener , whether it was meant to or not . this is what happened because of what was said in the given situation .

    perlocutionary act

  • 19

    through the influence of technology and the way we live today , successful communication is not hard to achieve most of the time . but there are times that , however we want the communication to be effective , it just does not flow the way we want it to . blank information used to attain a specific social , linguistic , or psychological hey ability to employ such strategies interest not only the success of the speech but also the improvement of the communication experience for both the speaker and the listener

    communication strategies

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    7 types of communication strategies

    nomination, restriction , turn taking , topic control , topic shifting , repair , termination

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    is a communicative strategy where one speaker introduces a topic to be talked about , blank is also strategy that one uses when they want to continue an interaction

    nomination

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    is a communication that is where responses are limited or restricted according to set standard

    restriction

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    is a communication strategy where one speaker knows when to stop talking and gives the other speaker the chance to talk about the topic

    turn taking

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    two types of turn-taking

    formal and informal

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    refers to a communication strategy where one speaker leads the conversation by asking questions . strategy keeps the communication flowing without moving away from the topic

    topic control

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    is a communication strategy that is appropriate for introducing a new topic , this is where the speaker intentionally or unintentionally changes the topic

    topic shifting

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    it refers on how speakers address the problem in speaking , listening , and comprehending that theymay encounter in a conversation

    repair

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    is a communication approach in which both the speaker's agree to conclude the conversation with verbal or nonverbal signals . sometimes that blank is fast and brief , it is sometimes extended by corrections , further questions , or the continuation of a previously covered topic

    termination

  • 29

    are aimed to educate, create understanding , or enlighten rather than to persuade

    informative speech

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    an informative speech can help the audience have a clear understanding of the term or concept by defining or clarifying it

    define

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    may help the audience answer a question

    report

  • 32

    involves painting a picture of a concept or idea in the mind of the audience

    describe

  • 33

    speaker sometimes share with their audience a deeper understanding of events people policies or processes

    explain

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    sometimes it is necessary for the audience to see the process being done or participate in the process( answers the question how)

    demonstrate

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    is the use of speech to influence the values beliefs attitudes or behavior of others through reasoning credibility and identification

    persuasive

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    three modes of tools of persuasion by aristotle

    ethos pathos logos

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    an appeal to the authority of the speaker

    ethos

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    emotions of the audience

    pathos

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    an appeal that uses logical arguments

    logos

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    aims to convince your audience to agree with your position on a particular topic

    speech to convince

  • 41

    does not aim to get your audience to agree with you but also to spur them to take action

    speech to actuate

  • 42

    a speech to entertain aims to engage interest amuse or please the listeners

    entertainment speech