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| A word that suggests that an idea is positive |
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| A word that suggest that an idea is negitive |
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| informal language consisting of words and expressions that are not considered appropriate for formal occasions |
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| the usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people |
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| the use of accent, cadence, pitch, and tone to convey meaning. |
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| The part of a dynamic loudspeaker attached to the voice coil that produces sound. It usually has the shape of a cone or dome. |
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| Composed of twin infoldings of mucous membrane stretched horizontally across the larynx. They vibrate, modulating the flow of air being expelled from the lungs during phonation. |
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| The voice box, a hollow organ containing the vocal folds |
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| throat area containing openings to both the trachea and the esophagus |
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| The mouth opening and nose opening |
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| the roof of the mouth in humans. It separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity |
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| Aspirated and Unaspirated Sounds |
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| the amount of air puffed out when a sound is produced |
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| sounds that make the throat vibrate. |
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| the perceived fundamental frequency of a sound. |
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| the perception of pleasant arrangements of sounds |
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| the distance from the lowest to the highest pitch |
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| How high or low you pronouce your words |
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| How loud your tone of voice is |
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| The speed at which you talk |
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| Talking through your nose |
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| talking like your out of breath |
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| a conclusion based on too few examples or examples which aren't typical or representative of a class |
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Making the ridiculous statement that forces a person to question the logic |
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| an incorrect proposition that forms the basis of a logical syllogism |
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| An analogy that doesn't fit the statment trying to be proven. |
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| Tranfering your feelings from a person or topic onto another |
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| Making fun of the opposition |
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| a deliberate action that is taken to bias an argument, with opposing evidence being buried or discredited, whilst the case for one's own position is exaggerated at every opportunity. |
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| Using Social Generalizations to credit or discredit someone. |
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To try to feel for or with someone so that people feel more inclined to listen to your point. |
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To scare a person into believing you |
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To show anger so that people will feel for your passion. |
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| Using sex appeal to convey a point |
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| "You will become richer, more popular if you buy this product" |
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| "You Will make friends if you dont buy this product" |
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| "buying this is good for (insert some organization or cause for making the world better)" |
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| "If you buy this you will be very happy!" |
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Memorization technique You study big chunks of information at a time. |
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Memorization Technique Studying sections and when you start a new section with the end of an old section |
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Memorization Technique Using a pathway you normally take and a path of thought for memorizing |
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Memorization Technique Saying stuff outloud to memorize |
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| Asking a question without the intent of an answer to prove a point |
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| Using a crazy *true* statistic to prove a point |
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| Telling a small story to prove a point |
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