12173ASSIGNMENT: For this touchstone, you will write a 3–5 minute special occasion speech on a topic of your choice. The speech can be for any context, but the purpose must be to commemorate an occasion. See the following list of example occasions for inspiration. A. Directions Step...
12171A. Directions Step 1: Select Persuasive Topic/Issue Your speech should be consistently persuasive in nature. Identify your audience, purpose, and thesis. Today, there are many different debates being had all around the world about topics that affect our personal, professional, civic, and/or academic lives. Some of these debates...
11658All instruction on paper's outline are in the attached pdf file....
11619The instructions are shown in the word document attached. The bottom of the word document is just an example of how it needs to be written....
11406I have attached the following: rubric and template. It needs 3 sources minimum. I need it done by Saturday, February 25, 2023....
10839Emblems: gestures that have a direct verbal translation and can stand alone such as the “ok” sign. Illustrators: gestures that complement our words such as pointing when giving directions. Regulators: gestures that may prolong or terminate the conversation such as looking at your watch, walking away, or...
10791Overview (Please see attachments) In your Final Paper, you will apply four - five concepts you've learned in this class to an “American” movie of your choice. The paper has two parts: First, you will demonstrate your understanding of course concepts by giving detailed examples of four...
10790You may have noticed as you've been reading your text - at the end of each chapter there is a section that provides guidelines for competence, effectiveness, or improvement (e.g., "Guidelines for Interpersonal Communication Competence" in Chapter 1, "Guidelines for Improving Self-Concept" in Chapter 2,...
10757Overview Each week, you will submit a two-page journal entry on a topic defined by your instructor (below). These assignments are called journal entries because they require you to become self-aware, take a look at yourself and your relationships, and define a clear action plan for...
10741Your textbook describes three relational dialectics: Autonomy/connection Novelty/predictability Openness/closedness. Part 1: Choose one of these dialectics, and then describe how the dialectic is expressed in your friendships, romantic relationships, and family relationships. Part 2: What are some things you can do to manage the tension these dialectics create? For example, if...