STUDY LIST

FINAL EXAM

CJ 202

KAPFER

FOUR PRIMARY PARTS THAT SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN ALL OUTLINES

SPEECHES TO INFORM

AREAS TO FOCUS ON

OBJECT (DEFINITION)

PROCESS (DEFINITION)

EVENT (DEFINITION)

THINGS TO CONSIDER IN SPEECHES TO INFORM

AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

SPEECH ORDER AND PURPOSE

ORGANIZATION

TYPES OF SPEECHES TO INFORM

GUIDELINES FOR SPEECHES TO INFORM

SPEECHES TO PERSUADE

TWO OBJECTIVES / GOALS

QUESTIONS OF FACT

QUESTIONS OF VALUE

QUESTIONS OF POLICY

ELEMENTS OF AN ARGUMENT

TYPES OF ARGUMENTS (DEFINITIONS AND QUESTIONS TO ASK WHEN USING THEM)

EXAMPLE

ANALOGY

CAUSE/EFFECT

DEDUCTION

AUTHORITY

EVIDENCE IN A PERSUASIVE SPEECH

GUIDELINES FOR USING EVIDENCE

KINDS OF EVIDENCE FOR WHICH SOURCES SHOULD BE IDENTIFIED

DEFINITION OF A FALLACY

DEFINITIONS OF TYPES OF FALLACIES TO AVOID

GENERALIZATIONS

RED HERRINGS

AD HOMINEM

SLIPPERY SLOPE

APPEAL TO TRADITION

FALSE DILEMMA

BANDWAGON

POST HOC

STATISTICS

POPULATION

SAMPLE

CENSUS

INFERENTIAL

MARGIN OF ERROR

STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE

DEMOGRAPHICS

ORDER/CONSTRUCTION OF PERSUASION SPEECHES

PROBLEM – (CAUSE) -SOLUTION

COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGES

REFUTATIONAL ORDER

MONROE’S MOTIVATED SEQUENCE (IN DETAIL)

VISUAL AIDS

REASONS FOR USING VISUAL AIDS

VISUAL AID STRATEGIES AND QUESTIONS BEFORE A SPEECH

VISUAL AID STRATEGIES AND QUESTIONS DURING A SPEECH

THREE TYPES OF CREDIBILITY

THREE WAYS TO ENHANCE YOUR CREDIBILITY

ETHICAL SPEECH MAKING

DEFINITION OF ETHICS

GUIDELINES FOR ETHICAL SPEECH MAKING

GROUP PRESENTATIONS

ADVANTAGES / DISADVANTAGES

TYPES OF GROUP PRESENTATIONS

DEFINITION OF A SMALL GROUP

MINIMUM / MAXIMUM NUMBER IN A SMALL GROUP

TYPES OF SMALL GROUPS

DYAD

TYPES OF SMALL GROUP LEADERS

RESPONSIBILITIES OF SMALL GROUP LEADERS

(FULFILLING “NEEDS” OF GROUP)

RESPONSIBILITIES OF SMALL GROUP MEMBERS

PREPARING FOR A SMALL GROUP PRESENTATION