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Week 6 Assignment Template: Outline Final DraftTitle PageGeneral Topic: Interpersonal communicationSpecific Topic: Public speakingThesis Statement: Improving self-concept through public speakingIntroductionInterpersonal communication includes interacting with other people CITATION Sco18 \l 1033 (McLean, 2018). Public speaking is a desirable interpersonal skill, and it is a process through which information is communicated to the audience. Therefore, an individual with public speaking skills is able to communicate to a large audience, such as in the workplace or in a school. Self-concept implies an overall idea of who individuals think they are CITATION Lumnd \l 1033 (Lumen Learning, n.d). Since self-concept is formed by interacting with others and the reactions these people have on other individuals, it can be improved through public speaking. BodySkills To Improve Public SpeakingMain Point #1: There are important skills that can enhance public speaking.When addressing a large audience, individuals should speak with their words and body language. This can include maintaining eye contact, adopting the right posture, movement around the stage, and facial expressions CITATION McN19 \l 1033 (McNatt, 2019). As a result, body language will add up to the truth the speaker is communicating. Adaptability and flexibility are crucial in forming self-concept in challenging or unfamiliar situations. A public speaker who is adaptable has the ability or willingness to change to fit in a different situation, and flexibility implies the ease of doing that.Attaining Public Speaking GoalsMain Point #2: Public speaking is a learnable skill, and organization is essential to become a better speaker and develop a good self-concept.Appropriate planning and practice are needed to structure communication effectively CITATION Con181 \l 1033 (Connolly, 2018). Becoming a compelling and confident speaker who intrigues the audience requires practice, and as a result, early preparation will allow sufficient time for practice.A public speaker needs to assess the audience, understand their demographics, and gather materials that are easy for them to understand depending on the presentation topic CITATION Con181 \l 1033 (Connolly, 2018).Relating With the AudienceMain Point #3: A speaker needs to become familiar with his/her audience to ensure that the tone and interaction are appropriate.When speaking to the audience, engaging them is very important to help them feel involved in the message and make the speaker feel less isolated CITATION Raj17 \l 1033 (Raja, 2017). Thus, a public speaker can involve the audience by asking them leading questions or encouraging them to ask questions and participate.The authenticity of the speaker shows the audience that the outer expression and the inner reality match CITATION Sco18 \l 1033 (McLean, 2018). This aspect promotes the self-confidence of the speaker and reputation from the audience, who develops confidence in the truths being expressed. Conclusion Public speaking is an essential skill that can help develop self-concept from the perspective of self and reaction from the audience. Skills that are needed include proper utilization of body language, adaptability, and flexibility. A successful public speaking experience can be realized through sufficient planning and practice. Also, the presentation should match the needs of the audience to whom the message is intended.Visuals Visual #1: Interpersonal communicationlefttop0Source: (Jouany & Martic, 2020)The image shows interpersonal communication in the workplace where colleagues exchange information. It creates motivation, satisfaction and helps develop self-concept.Visual #2: Self-ConceptlefttopSource: (Lawrence, 2020)Self-concept is how individuals perceive themselves, and self-image, self-worth, self-esteem, and ideal self can be realized through public speaking.Visual #3: Body LanguagelefttopSource: TED CITATION Amy12 \l 1033 (Cuddy, 2012)Video Link: https://www.ted.com/talks/amy_cuddy_your_body_language_may_shape_who_you_are(Explanation) This is an image of a public speaker at a Ted Talk using body language-power pose- to increase confidence. The speaker appears more powerful, and the audience feels included. Visual #4: Effects of Proper Preparation And Planning-17145080010Source: (123rf.com, n.d)This shows that proper preparation/planning and practice in public speaking can improve a speaker's confidence and interaction with the audience.Visual #5: Audience EngagementlefttopSource: (Steen, 2015)This image shows a speaker engaging the audience. It makes public speaking more interesting raises the self-esteem and self-image of the speaker.References123rf.com. (n.d). Public Speaking Stock Photos And Images. Retrieved from 123RF: https://www.123rf.com/stock-photo/public_speaking.html?sti=nx9uvn5ok5qv5mkfy7|Connolly, A. (2018). Public speaking skills for dummies. John Wiley & Sons.Cuddy, A. (Director). (2012). Your Body Language May Shape Who You Are [Motion Picture].Jouany, V., & Martic, K. (2020, 07 02). Interpersonal Communication: Definition, Importance, and Must-Have Skills. Retrieved from Smarp: https://blog.smarp.com/interpersonal-communication-definition-importance-and-must-have-skillsLawrence, D. (2020). Building Self-Esteem with Adult Learners. The Self-Concept. http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781446217511.n1Lumen Learning. (n.d). SPCH 1311: Introduction to Speech Communication. Retrieved from Lumen: https://courses.lumenlearning.com/atdcoursereview-speechcomm-1/chapter/self-concept/McLean, S. (2018). Exploring Interpersonal Communication. Flat World Knowledge. ISBN: 978-1-4533-9042-9.McNatt, D. B. (2019). Enhancing public speaking confidence, skills, and performance: An experiment of service-learning. The International Journal of Management Education, 17(2), 276-285. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijme.2019.04.002Raja, F. (2017). Anxiety Level in Students of Public Speaking: Causes and Remedies. Journal of education and educational development, 4(1), 94-110. http://dx.doi.org/10.22555/joeed.v4i1.1001Steen, K. (2015, 01 07). Use the 10-20-30 rule to become an engaging presenter. Retrieved from LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/use-10-20-30-rule-become-engaging-presenter-kristian-steen-holme?trk=portfolio_article-card_title
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