Speech Unit 1: Listening

4. techniques used to influence opinions, emotions, attitudes, or behavior
9. an example of this type of generality would be saying a product is "new, fun, and exciting"
11. listening without reacting or interrupting
12. this type of fallacy is when you jump to conclusions
13. using words effectively so as to persuade others/using words in a way to influence opinions, attitudes, or beliefs
15. This is the type of listening that you use to evaluate, criticize, or pass judgment
18. Saying that someone was "let go" instead of fired
20. NATO or ABC for example
21. this type of comparison is equating two things based on flawed reasoning
22. This is the type of listening that you use to hear your name being called
23. ability to recall or recognize what has been learned or experienced (memory)

1. a type of listening where you seek to understand what the other person is feeling
2. this type of appeal is used by companies with expensive products like Mercedes, Godiva, and Chanel.
3. when a sports star advertises sneakers
5. This type of listening is listening for enjoyment
6. This involves FOMO. Try not to 'jump' on it
7. to express the main points of something
8. This type of listening demonstrates interest and encourages continued speaking
10. to put something in your own words
14. This is when you have prejudice in favor of or against something in a way considered to be unfair
16. this type of question is not meant to be answered
17. these types of words carry added emotional weight (+ or -) beyond their literal meaning
19. to use emotional barriers to absorb information selectively or hearing what you want to hear