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    This document discusses methods of speech delivery including manuscript, memorization, impromptu, and extemporaneous. It also discusses the importance of nonverbal communication, noting that over 60% of meaning is communicated nonverbally and that nonverbal cues can influence understanding or contradict the verbal message. Specific nonverbal codes that are examined include paralinguistic cues in the voice, kinesics like gestures and eye contact, physical appearance, environmental factors, use of time, and proxemics or personal space.

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    This document discusses methods of speech delivery including manuscript, memorization, impromptu, and extemporaneous. It also discusses the importance of nonverbal communication, noting that over 60% of meaning is communicated nonverbally and that nonverbal cues can influence understanding or contradict the verbal message. Specific nonverbal codes that are examined include paralinguistic cues in the voice, kinesics like gestures and eye contact, physical appearance, environmental factors, use of time, and proxemics or personal space.

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    This document discusses methods of speech delivery including manuscript, memorization, impromptu, and extemporaneous. It also discusses the importance of nonverbal communication, noting that over 60% of meaning is communicated nonverbally and that nonverbal cues can influence understanding or contradict the verbal message. Specific nonverbal codes that are examined include paralinguistic cues in the voice, kinesics like gestures and eye contact, physical appearance, environmental factors, use of time, and proxemics or personal space.

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    Delivery and Nonverbal

    Communication
    Methods of Delivery
    • Manuscript
    • Memorization
    • Impromptu
    • Extemporaneous
    Nonverbal Communication
    • Definition: All messages other than the
    words that people exchange
    • Importance
    – at least 60% of meaning
    – can influence whether audience understands
    your speech
    – don’t neglect during delivery (e.g., distractions,
    contradictions)
    Relationship between Verbal and
    Nonverbal Communication
    • Accent or emphasize
    • Complement, modify, or elaborate
    • Contradict
    • Regulate interaction
    • Repeat
    • Substitute
    Nonverbal Codes
    • The Voice (paralinguistic/vocalic cues)
    – volume
    – pitch
    – rate
    – vocal variety
    – pauses
    – articulation
    – pronunciation
    – dialect
    Kinesics
    • Bodily action
    • Gestures
    • Eye Contact
    • Facial Expressions
    • Posture
    Other Nonverbal Codes
    • Physical appearance
    – body shape, hairstyle, clothing
    • Environment and artifacts
    – classroom design, lighting, visual aids
    • Chronemics
    – being on time, late, rushing through speech
    • Proxemics

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