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Speaking in Public Chapter 1

Public Speaking v. Regular Conversation SIMILARITIES: Thoughts are organized logically Content and delivery tailored to audience Tell story for maximum impact DIFFERENCES: Speeches more structured—time limits Language more formal

Controlling Nervousness Acquire speaking experience Rehearse until it’s automatic Think positively Use visualization Know that your nervousness is not obvious Don’t expect perfection

The Communication Process Speaker Message Receiver Feedback Channel Interference Situation

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