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Discover how to tailor your speeches to diverse audiences based on demographics, psychographics, and situational factors. Learn the art of audience analysis and adapt your content effectively. Improve your public speaking skills and manage nervousness. Practice a wallet speech exercise to understand audience perspectives.
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The Audiences Content based on Lucas’ The Art of Public Speaking Visuals available through http://www.allposters.com Audiences in Public Speaking
5 Minute Talk or WriteHow could you adapt to the people in this course? • Age • Gender • Sexual orientation • Racial, ethnic, and cultural background • Religion • Group membership Audiences in Public Speaking
How do you need to adapt to these factors in your upcoming speeches? • Size • Physical setting • Disposition toward the topic • Disposition toward the speaker • Disposition toward the occasion Audiences in Public Speaking
Analyze Your Audience • Determine demographic, psychographic and situational characteristics of your audienceJust as a gardener must tend to the individual needs of each plant, a speaker must know his/her audience well. Learn all that you can about your audience in order to meet the needs of your speaking occasion. • Click here to learn more about characteristics of your audience. Audiences in Public Speaking
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Why Practice Public Speaking? • To learn to manage your nervousness. • To improve your skills. • To broaden your experiences. • To improve your ability to think on your feet. • To increase your flexibility and adaptation to the audience. • Research says public speaking practice of all kinds WORKS! Audiences in Public Speaking
Wallet Speech • Pull out at least three items from your wallet (book bag, purse). • Give a mini-speech about what they items tell about you. After speeches, discuss: • What can you learn from the items about the people who will be in your audience? • How will you adapt to this audience? Audiences in Public Speaking