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| the characteristics that makes a speaker appear honest , credible , powerful and appealing. |
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| The perception of a speaker as intelligent ,informed and well -prepared |
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| The quality of being ethical,honest and dependable |
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| The dimensions of ethos by which listeners perceive of a speaker as having their best interest at heart |
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| The feeling of sharing or closeness that can level between speakers and listeners |
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| The perception of a speaker as confident,decisive and enthusiastic |
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| Wording points in a repeated pattern and emphasize their importance and to show how they are related and both constructed |
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| Refers to the extend to which a speech relates to an audience specific needs ,interests or concerns |
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| Refers to the extend to which aspects of a speech have the quality of being striking or standing out. Example visuals |
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| Attracts attention and sharpens perspective by highlighting the differences between opposites |
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| Repeating sounds, words and phrases to attract and hold attention |
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| Quality of being new or unusual |
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| Extend to which speaker remember and use a message |
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