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    The document outlines and defines 4 types of speech: 1) Intrapersonal speech which refers to internal communication within oneself. 2) Interpersonal speech which occurs between two or more people and establishes personal relationships. It includes dyadic communication between two people and small group communication of 3-12 people. 3) Public speech which requires delivering a message to a group, either to inform or persuade. 4) Mass communication which uses various media like TV, radio, internet to deliver messages to large audiences.

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    Types of

    Speech
    Context
    1. Intrapersonal
    •Refers to communication that
    centers on one person where
    the speaker acts both as the
    sender and receiver of
    message.
    “The message is made up of your thoughts
    and feelings. The channel is your brain,
    which processes what you are thinking and
    feeling. There is feedback in the sense that
    as you talk to yourself, you discard certain
    ideas and replace them with others.”

    Hybels & Weaver, 2012, p. 16


    2. Interpersonal
    •Refers to communication
    between and among people
    and establishes personal
    relationship between and
    among them.
    Types of
    Interpersonal
    Context
    2.1 Dyad Communication

    •Communication that
    occurs between two
    people.
    2.2 Small Group
    •Refers to communication that
    involves at least three but not
    more than twelve people engaging
    in a face to face interaction to
    achieve a desired goal.
    3. Public
    • Refers to communication
    that requires you to
    deliver or send the
    message before or infront
    of a group.
    • The message can be
    driven by informational or
    persuasive purposes
    4. Mass Communication
    •Refers to communication
    that takes place through
    television, radio,
    newspaper, magazines,
    books, billboards, internet,
    and other types of media
    Types of
    Speech Style
    Types of Speech Style
    1.Intimate
    2.Casual
    3.Consultative
    4.Formal
    5.Frozen

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