A POCKET GUIDE TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 5 TH EDITION Chapter 17 Your Voice in Delivery.

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A POCKET GUIDE TO PUBLIC SPEAKING 5 TH EDITION Chapter 17 Your Voice in Delivery

Adjust Your Speaking Volume  Volume  Relative loudness of a speaker’s voice  Most obvious vocal element  Three factors affect ideal speech volume  Size of the room and audience  Use (or not) of a microphone  Level of background noise

Vary Your Pitch and Intonation  Pitch  Range of sounds from high to low  Affects the meaning of spoken words  Intonation  Rising and falling of vocal pitch  Different types convey different meanings

Vary Your Pitch and Intonation (cont.)  Pitch conveys your  Mood;  Level of enthusiasm;  Concern for the audience;  Overall commitment to the occasion.  Vary your pitch to avoid monotony.

Adjust Your Speaking Rate  Speaking rate  Pace at which you convey speech  Normally words per minute  Pay attention to the audience’s reactions.  Speaking too slowly bores listeners.  Speaking too quickly can be confusing.

Use Strategic Pauses  Pauses enhance meaning by  Providing a type of punctuation;  Emphasizing a point;  Drawing attention to a thought;  Allowing listeners to contemplate a point.  Speakers and listeners both need pauses.

Spontaneous Pauses  Vocal fillers are the utterances that are vocalized during an awkward pause (uh, um, er, and stuff) and should be avoided.

Strive for Vocal Variety  Vocal elements should work together to create vocal variety.  Vary the elements with enthusiasm.

Carefully Pronounce and Articulate Words  Pronunciation  Correct formulation of word sounds  Articulation  Clarity with which sounds are made  Incorrect pronunciation and articulation distract audiences.

Carefully Pronounce and Articulate Words (cont.)  Mumbling  Common pattern of poor articulation  Slurring words together  Low level of volume and pitch  Lazy speech  Common examples include fer and wanna

Carefully Pronounce and Articulate Words (cont.)  Overcome poor articulation.  Practice speaking more loudly.  Use emphatic pronunciation.  Put more effort into articulation.  Consciously try to say words correctly.  Practice clear and precise enunciation.

Use Dialect (Language Variation) with Care  Dialect  Distinctive way of speaking  Associated with a region/social group  Ensure you can be understood.  Use appropriate pronunciation and word usage.

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