Think back on an important conversation you had recently in which you wanted to achieve a particular result. (Examples:-asking your employer to change your work schedule;- explaining to a friend how to change the oil and filter in a car; -attempting to talk your spouse or partner into buying the computer you like rather than the one he or she prefers.) Work up a brief analysis of the conversation.

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1. Exemple for question 1. Purpose: Persuade your employer to alter your work schedule. Message strategy: Highlight the benefits of the schedule change and address concerns that the employer might have. Example: “I believe that shifting my schedule to start an hour later would allow me to be more focused and productive during the day, which will benefit the company in the long run. I understand that you have concerns about coverage during the early morning shift, and I am willing to work with you to find a solution that works for everyone.”

   Example for question 2: Communication Channels: Face-to-face conversation. Results: The employer accepted the change in schedule. Explanation. Face-to face conversations allow for a personal approach and more persuasive communication.

   Exemple for question 3. Interference: An internal disturbance in the form anxiety and nervousness about the conversation. Explained: Interference can cause communication difficulties and lead to missed opportunities or ineffective communication.

   Example for question 4: Steps to Adjust to Feedback: Actively listening to the employer’s concerns, addressing them directly and finding a mutually beneficial solution. It is possible to have a productive and more collaborative conversation by actively listening and responding to concerns.

   Example 5: Strategic Changes. This means that you need to practice and prepare more, anticipate potential concerns or objections, and have a better plan of action. It may be possible for a conversation to go more smoothly and productively if you prepare better and anticipate potential problems.

   The Characteristics Of An Effective Public Speaker

   1. The message should be clear and concise.
   2. Connects with the audience by engaging them
   3. Highlight key points with relevant examples and stories
   4. Assimilates to the needs of the audience, and adapts his or her communication style accordingly
   5. Nonverbal communication is effective, including body language and eye contact.

   The Characteristics Of An Ineffective Public Speaker

   1. The message lacks clarity and coherence
   2. Avoids engaging the audience, and fails to make a connection
   3. Avoid using technical terminology and jargon.
   4. Failing to be relevant and adaptable to audience
   5. Bad use of nonverbal communication such as slouching and avoiding eye contact

   Improvements to the primary components of speech-making

   1. Use nonverbal communication to communicate more effectively, like eye contact and appropriate body language.
   2. The audience should be able to adapt the communication style and use relevant examples.
   3. Through practice and preparation, confidence can be increased and nervousness reduced.