Identify the four methods of delivery. Explain each style and list the advantages and disadvantages of each
What will be an ideal response?
• Manuscript: reading from a prepared text.
- Advantage: you can craft the message carefully; the language can be refined polished, and stylized.
- Disadvantage: likely to sound as a reading than a speech; takes great skill to make it sound interesting.
• Memorized: presenting from memory.
- Advantage: direct eye contact; freedom of movement and gestures.
- Disadvantage: soundsover-rehearsed and mechanical, risk of forgetting parts of the speech.
• Impromptu: delivering without advance preparation.
- Advantage: easily adapt to audience reaction; audience sees and hears a truly authentic speech.
- Disadvantage: likely to be less organized and less smoothly delivered; more difficult to cite sources.
• Extemporaneous: know the major ideas which have been outlined, but the exact wording is determined upon delivery.
- Advantage: well organized and researched; sounds spontaneous yet polished.
- Disadvantage: requires time and skill.
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a) The group has reached the performance stages of group development b) The group has resolved primary and secondary tension c) The group includes one of more male members d) The group includes one or more female members e) The group has achieved total socialization
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)