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Social Psychology 11
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It's the 11th week of Social Psychology! And today I received answers to the questions: "How does collective behaviour arise? Is social psychology universal?"
So, what’s the secret to being the perfect speaker? Talent or skill? A lot of debate about this! As for me, some of it, undoubtedly, comes back to natural talent. But practice can make you better. Our teacher asked us to create own perfect speaker. I think it is some kind of interpretation of us in the near future....NO! I believe it is! :)) Let's start! 1. A successful speaker knows the material very well. This includes: The right choice of topic of speech; Understanding and additional study of the topic; Ability to focus on the main idea of speech; Logical organization of thoughts. Knowing the material well, a successful speaker can also clearly convey it to the audience 2. A successful speaker backs up his words with evidence Evidence may include: Facts; Statistics; Quotes; Life Stories. To best convey them to the audience, masters of oratory use visibility: photos, videos, graphs and charts. Authentic speakers open up and shar...
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs. Toastmasters International has helped people from diverse backgrounds become more confident speakers, communicators, and leaders. Honestly, this is the first time I've heard about this organization. Our teacher gave us the task to watch Toastmasters 2016 and pay atention to 3 speakers: Josephine Lee, Darren Tay and Aaron Beverly. Firstly, I decided to watch only three speech, BUT after the third speech I could not stop...and next day I continued again... It's so interesting, some of them are so funny, some made me cry! So, turned back to the task. I should to rate and to give places to these 3 speeches. I. Aaron Beverly “Leave a lasting memory using as few words as possible and strive with every fiver of your being to avoid being the type of person who rambles ...
One more post for today, and it will be about personal feeling, that all of us have (especially those who is reading my blog about Public Speaking). Yaaa, it's about stage fright! Most of us feel a degree of nervous apprehension when preparing to speak up or perform in front of an audience. But those who are filled with feelings of dread and panic in such a situation—or anywhere the person might be center of attention—may be suffering from a form of social anxiety disorder (also known as social phobia). The fear of public speaking or performance, often called stage fright, exacts a huge toll on self-confidence and self-esteem. Unfortunately, when we let this fear overtake us, it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you are too focused on not trying to make a mistake, then that’s exactly what happens. “I’m not good a public speaking.” Have you ever said those words? Maybe you were asked to tell about your life? Or perhaps someone asked you to present your ...
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