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128  INDEX

                Mayer, R.E., 95                   lack of imagination, cause of,
                message learning process, 106       88–89
                message learning theory, 106      poor preparation, cause of, 88
                Michael Porter’s competitive      sloth, cause of, 88
                      strategies, 68            ideas for perfect, and memorable
                Microsoft Exchange, 13            achieve conversational delivery
                Milgram, S., 111                    style, tips, 95–96
                Millennials, 14                   ask questions, 100–101
                mission-driven companies, 26      avoid unnecessary designs,
                Mitchell, O., 95                    99–100
                                                  capture attention, 100
                networks in business, 2           club all important points, 98
                nonverbal behaviors, 5            designing slides and decks use,
                nonverbal communication, 4          96–98
                                                  display no paragraphs, 99
                Obama, B., 95                     do audience research, 86
                                                  focus on one thing at a time, 99
                Paycheck, J., 50                  images for story telling, 100
                peripheral route, of persuasion,   make memorable closing, tips
                      104–105                       for, 94–95
                persuasion                        maximizing impact, tips for,
                  defined, 104                      92–94
                  messages of, 103–104            practice and planning, 101–102
                  Petty and Cacioppo’s Elaboration   start with an outline, 99
                      Likelihood Model (ELM), 104  supercharge your introduction,
                persuasive messages, effectiveness, 106  techniques, 89–92
                  capture audience’s attention, 107  Presentation Zen, 96
                  comprehensible, 107          Project V.O.I.C.E., 91
                  easy to recall, 107          proofreading, importance of, 73
                  information processing by people  punctuation, 17–18
                    depends on credibility and   purpose statements, 26
                      likeability, 108
                    depends on trustworthiness and   readability, refers to, 75
                      expertise, 108–109       Reagan, R., 95
                Petraeus, D., 6, 13            reciprocity principle, 111
                Petty and Cacioppo’s Elaboration   recommendation, message writing,
                      Likelihood Model (ELM),       56–58
                      104, 106                 relationship(s). See also business
                positive or negative, relationships,   communication, and
                      45–46                         relationships
                possessives and contractions, 38–39  building, 1–2
                PowerPoint, and presentations, 96–97  communication, importance of,
                presentation                        2–3
                  failure                       defined, 43–44
                    case study, and mistakes    positive or negative, 45–46
                      committed, 85–86          tips to build positive professional, 45
                    fear, cause of, 88         report writing, mastering, 59–60. See
                    governor Malloy case, 86–87     also strategic plan outline
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