Chapter 13
Delivering Your Speech
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Principles of Nonverbal
Communication
• Some communication is
deliberate, while some is
unintentional.
• Few nonverbal signals have
universal meaning.
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Principles of Nonverbal
Communication cont.
• When verbal and nonverbal messages
conflict, we trust the nonverbal
message.
• The audience’s perception can take
precedence over your intent.
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Methods of Delivery
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Impromptu
From memory
From a manuscript
Extemporaneous
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Effective Delivery. . .
• Helps everyone.
• Looks and feels natural,
comfortable, and spontaneous.
• Is best when the audience is
not aware of it.
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Elements of Vocal Delivery
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Rate and pause
Volume
Pitch and inflection
Voice quality
Articulation and pronunciation
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Elements of Physical Delivery
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Appearance
Posture
Facial expression
Eye contact
Movement
Gestures
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