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E-grāmata: Effective Speaking: Communicating in Speech [Taylor & Francis e-book]

  • Formāts: 288 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Nov-1985
  • Izdevniecība: Spon Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780203472903
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  • Formāts: 288 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Nov-1985
  • Izdevniecība: Spon Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780203472903
Effective Speaking provides the hard scientific information about audience psychology, text preparation, presentation methods, voice production, body language and persuasive advocacy which will help would-be speakers improve their performance. The emphasis throughout is on practical self-help, on methods which have been shown to work, with clear explanations of just why they are effective.
Acknowledgements ix
Communicating in speech
1(12)
Who is this book for?
1(1)
Learn to speak well
2(3)
What needs to be done
5(2)
Communication in theory
7(2)
Speech came first
9(2)
Notes to chapter one
11(1)
Further reading
11(2)
The audience
13(30)
Think about the audience
13(1)
Think about the context
14(3)
How large an audience?
17(3)
The structure of groups
20(4)
Audience receptivity
24(1)
Attention controlling
25(5)
The relationship between the speaker and the group
30(10)
Notes to chapter two
40(1)
Further reading
41(2)
Selecting, planning and arranging the material
43(29)
Be prepared
43(1)
Thoughtful selection
44(5)
A coherent pattern
49(8)
The structure of reasoning
57(4)
In search of being well remembered
61(7)
Preparation is half the battle
68(1)
Notes to chapter three
69(1)
Further reading
70(2)
Starting, carrying-on, and ending
72(13)
The opening
72(2)
Getting attention
74(3)
Signposting all the way
77(2)
The longer speech
79(2)
The closing stages
81(1)
Notes to chapter four
82(1)
Further reading
83(2)
Making notes
85(15)
Script or notes?
85(6)
Notes are to help you
91(5)
What about their notes?
96(2)
Notes to chapter five
98(2)
Coping with nerves: the credibility problem
100(17)
A common complaint
100(2)
Research on nervousness
102(3)
Nervousness affects you
105(2)
Nerves and the audience
107(2)
Cures for nerves
109(3)
The very nervous
112(2)
Notes to chapter six
114(1)
Further reading
115(1)
Tension in performance
115(2)
Timing and bad timing
117(13)
A contract
117(1)
Passionate absorption
118(3)
The span of attention
121(2)
Inner time is bad time
123(2)
Good timing
125(5)
Intonation and variety
130(15)
Variety
130(1)
Clear enunciation
131(3)
Varieties of intonation
134(9)
Notes to chapter eight
143(1)
Further reading
143(2)
Non-verbal communication
145(22)
Communicating without words
145(2)
Non-verbal signals are unconscious
147(2)
What you appear to be saying
149(1)
Dress signals
150(2)
An eye for an eye
152(3)
Legs and bodies
155(9)
Notes to chapter nine
164(1)
Further reading
165(2)
Arranging the physical environment for a talk
167(15)
Physical comfort
167(2)
Proxemics
169(1)
The embattled speaker
170(1)
A hot presentation
171(2)
Rows and rows of chairs
173(5)
Practise with a friend
178(1)
Notes to chapter ten
179(3)
Visual aids
182(28)
What is the use of visual aids?
182(3)
The disadvantages
185(1)
Ten points to watch
186(9)
The many types of aids
195(12)
Summing up the advice
207(1)
Notes to chapter eleven
208(2)
Persuasive advocacy
210(26)
All talks are persuasive
210(2)
Tactics
212(6)
The motivating forces
218(5)
The levers of persuasion
223(4)
Advocacy
227(2)
Dealing with objections
229(2)
Ask for it
231(2)
Notes to chapter twelve
233(1)
Further reading
233(3)
Question time: leading a group discussion and answering questions
236(18)
Being a chairperson
236(2)
Basic tactics
238(4)
Stopping sub-committees
242(2)
Controlling conflicts
244(1)
The content of answers
245(1)
The awkward customer
246(2)
The embarrassed questioner
248(2)
Conclusions
250(1)
Notes to chapter thirteen
251(1)
Further reading
252(2)
Conclusion
254(2)
Further reading
254(2)
A specialist bibliography 256(15)
Index 271
Christopher Turk