examples of supporting material
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real example is based on facts
hypothetical example is fictional
brief example is short
extended example has a lot of information and details
memorized speech
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, a speech that is memorized
example of culture
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auburn is a part of our culture
comprehension (persuasive speech stage 2)
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make sure the audience is understanding of the topic and that they want to
care about it
physical diversities
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a hearing impairment or color blind people
demographics
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, categories of definable characteristics of groups of people, such as age,
race, religion, socioeconomic status, education level, and sexual
orientation.
external noise
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someone in the hallway being loud or someone clicking their pen in class
therefore that is all you can hear
impromptu speech
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off the cuff
testimony
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allows you to present someone else's perspective; peer testimony is from
your friends and expert testimony is like a dermatologist review on
sunscreen
types of credibility for persuasive speech
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real example is based on facts
hypothetical example is fictional
brief example is short
extended example has a lot of information and details
memorized speech
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, a speech that is memorized
example of culture
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auburn is a part of our culture
comprehension (persuasive speech stage 2)
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make sure the audience is understanding of the topic and that they want to
care about it
physical diversities
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a hearing impairment or color blind people
demographics
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, categories of definable characteristics of groups of people, such as age,
race, religion, socioeconomic status, education level, and sexual
orientation.
external noise
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someone in the hallway being loud or someone clicking their pen in class
therefore that is all you can hear
impromptu speech
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off the cuff
testimony
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allows you to present someone else's perspective; peer testimony is from
your friends and expert testimony is like a dermatologist review on
sunscreen
types of credibility for persuasive speech
