speech ch. 6
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hannahbear14 on July 21, 2010
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 search engine | computer program that allows youi to search multiple databases using specific words or phrases |
| boonlean search | you search using and,or,not to control the subject matter |
| address an audience with low levels of attenion or comprehension | use more examples like story or specific instance |
| abstract ideas | use concreate supporting material to est. identificaton with listeners |
| low credibility audience | need more material than speakers with high credibility |
| controversial topic | require a lot of authoritative evidence: this means that a speech that supports raising income taxes would benefit from stats, budget trend information, and well-respected testimony |
| primary and secondary sources | -eye witness -accts based on other sources info |
| 3 considerations in choosing examples | relevant fair vivid |
| directories | seek info, but they have arranged internet sites by topic, such as sports, shopping, entertainment finance, news |
| virtual library | usually nonprofit smaller than commerical search engines, and hosted by academic or scholarly organizations, such as universityies and research groups |
| plagiarism | "the unacknowledged inclusion of someone else's workds, ideas, or data as one's own" |
| 2 types of examples | hypothetical factual |
| qualitative | more vivid remember easier |
| four types of supporting material | compare/contrast examples statistics testimony |
| invisible web | they are not indexed by commerical search engines and thus escape notice with generic searches |
| metasearch engine | allows you to compensate for the limitations of individual search engines, because they send your search request to a number of search engines simultaneously |
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