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define anatomy physical structures of body
define physiology function fo the body parts
define rate how quickly quickly or slowly a person speaks, includes overall rate duration and pausing
Duration the length of a sound, regular, prolonged, staccato
Pause a period of silence
what are the 5 processes involved in speech respiration, phonation, resonation, articulartion, hearing
respiration: bf, sf bf: exchange of gasses, SF: energy that powers voice production
phonation bf, sf bf: 3 functions (prevent foreign objects from entering the lungs, expell foreign objects that have entered the lungs, lock air into the lungs for exertion) SF: production of vocal tones
resonation, bf sf BF: warm and moisten air going to the lungs, smell. SF: production of vocal tones
ARticulation BF eating and drinking, SF shaping speech sounds
hearing Bf: gather information from the environment to warn of danger. SF provides feedback
factors determining speaking rate personality of speaker, mood or emotional state of speaker, physiological factors,
optimal speaking rate for public speaking 140-180, perfect is 160
slow speaking rate 120-140, tends to annoy your listener, info can be lost when listener become bored, seem like you are not too smart. + seem laid back and easy going
fast speaking rate and charasterists +180, eshausts your listeners, articulartion often breaks down informatoin lost due to articulation
why do we pause during presentations to breathe, indicate changes of thought, feeling or emotion, for clarity, for emphasis and emotional quality
types of duration regular, prolonged, stacccato
how to find an effective speaking rate punctuation, mood, content, practice
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