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Characteristics of Good Delivery
Conversational Quality
Attentiveness
Immediacy
Directness
Types of Delivery
Impromptu Speaking
Speaking from a Manuscript
Speaking from Memory
Extemporaneous Speaking
How You Look
Appearance
Body Language
Eye Contact
Facial Expression
Gestures
Posture
How You Sound
Volume
Using a Microphone
Pace
Pitch and Inflection
Enunciation
Using Visual Support
Types of Visual Support
Rules for Using Visual Support
Public Speaking Anxiety
A Good Place to Begin
Other Strategies for Reducing Anxiety and Controlling Nervousness
Rehearsing Your Speech
Preparing Your Speech
Trying Out Your Speech
Rehearsing Actual Delivery
The Internet and Delivering the Speech
Chapter Review
Summary
Key Terms and Concepts
Questions to Review





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