Public Speaking: Principles and Practice

able action actually American appeal attempt attention attitudes audience auditors become Book called cause chap chapter clear close Company consider course definite delivered delivery determine direct discussion effective example experience expression fact feel force gestures give given goal hand hear human ideas imagery important impressive interest introduction involves language listeners lives look material matter meaning meeting method motives nature object occasion organization outline person picture position possible practice preparation present principles probably problem proposition question reason reference Representative requires response result Senate sense sentence simple situation social sound speaker speaking specific speech stand stimulate student suggest talk things thinking thought tion understanding United visual vivid voice