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                        pro and con pattern organization in, 226t  Quotations in informative speeches,    development of, 141
                        problem-solution pattern organization   267                            disadvantages of, 137–138
                          in, 228                                                              dissolution stage of, 139f, 142
                        procrastination and, 211          Race, accepted terms for, 83–84      equity theory and, 152–153
                        pronunciation in, 251             Racist speech, 80                    ethical, 151
                        purpose of, 214–216               Rapport, 65–66                       eye contact and, 101
                        questions in, 238t, 239           Rate of speech, 109, 250–251         family and, 144–146, 144t, 151
                        rehearsal of, 247, 249–250        Reasoning in persuasive speeches,    friendship and, 143, 150
                        researching topics of, 219–222       291–292                           gender and, 144
                        sample outlines for, 244–245, 246,    Recall of perception, 36–37      independent people and, 145
                          248                             Receiver. See Source-receivers       intimacy stage of, 139f, 141
                        sample speeches for, 231–233, 255–256,   Receiving a compliment, 134   involvement stage of, 139f, 140
                          278–279, 298, 302–304           Receiving messages, 5, 5f            love and, 143–144
                        self-critical statements in, 239  Receiving stage of listening, 51–52, 51f  media and, 152
                        self-handicapping and, 211        Recency effect, 38                   mentoring, 146, 204
                        sentence construction in, 239–240  Receptivity, friendship of, 143     messages in, 12, 61
                        skills of, 208                    Reciprocity                          networking, 146
                        slang in, 238, 239                 friendship of, 143                  nonverbal messages and, 95–96, 95t
                        spatial pattern organization in, 228  of liking, 150                   online-only, 147–149, 150
                        specificity in, 237                and self-disclosure, 34             parasocial, 138
                        speech rate in, 250–251           Recognition seekers, 196             primary, 145
                        starting early, 210–211           Recorders, 195                       relationship dimension of
                        structure-function pattern organization   References to written works, self-image   communication in, 10t, 12
                          in, 226t                           and, 26                           repair stage of, 139f, 142
                        summary in, 240                   Referent power, 13                   romantic rules and, 150–151
                        supporting material for, 223–224  Reflective thinking, 10–11           rules theory and, 150–152
                        taboos and, 212, 213              Regulators, 98, 99t                  self-disclosure and, 32, 33, 34
                        template outline for, 245–250     Rehearsal of speech, 247, 249–250    separate people and, 145
                        thesis formulation for, 216, 217, 277,   with presentation software, 272–274  small group, 176, 177f, 195
                          281, 282, 297, 299, 300–301,    Reinforcement, 150                   social bonding in, 141
                          304–305                         Rejection versus disconfirmation, 79, 79t  social exchange theory and, 152
                        time pattern organization in, 227  Relating, as purpose of communication,   spatial distance and, 101–103, 103t
                        topical pattern organization in, 228  9, 10t                           stages of, 138–142, 139f
                        topics for, 212–214, 214f, 215    Relation of verbal messages, 77      testing and, 140
                        transitions in, 243               Relational definition of communication,   theories of, 149–153
                        using cultural beliefs as assumptions   120                            traditional couples and, 145
                          and, 212, 213                   Relational messages, 12, 61          types of, 143–149
                        verbs in, 238                     Relations, peaceful, 77              uncertainty in, 40
                        vividness in, 237–238, 238t       Relationship conflict, 158           verbal abuse in, 146
                        voice in, 250–252                 Relationship needs, small groups and, 4  violence in, 165
                        volume and, 250                   Relationship rules theory, 150–152   workplace and, 146–147, 151–152
                        word choice for, 237–240, 238t    Relationships, 3, 136–153. See also    Religion
                        written-style expressions in, 238    Interpersonal communication       accepted terms for, 84–85
                      Public territories, 103              accepting a date and, 144           audience sociology and, 217t
                      Punctuation of communication, 10t, 14  advantages of, 137–138            identifiers of, 83
                      Purpose                              ambiguity within, 11–12           Remembering
                        of communication, 9–10, 10t        attraction theory and, 149–150      informative speeches and, 264
                        of speeches, 214–216               audience sociology and, 217t        in perception, 36
                      Purr words, 70                       bullying and, 147                   as stage of listening, 51f, 52, 54
                      Pygmalion effect, 38                 commitment in, 141                Repair stage of relationships, 139f, 142
                                                           computer-mediated communication   Repetition
                      Qualifications of authors, 221t        and, 140–142                      in informative speeches, 267
                      Quality circles, 188                 conflict in (See Conflict)          listening and, 54
                      Questions                            conformity-orientation and, 145     nonverbal messages and, 94
                        fact, 297, 299–300, 305t           contact stage of, 139f, 140       Report talk, 65–66
                        policy, 304–305, 305t              conversation-orientation and, 145  Research for public speaking, 219–222
                        rhetorical, 238t, 239              culture and, 138–139              Resisting compliance, 144
                        value, 300–301, 305t               deterioration stage of, 139f, 141  Responding stage of listening, 51f, 54
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