After completing the activities in this lesson you will be able to: Explain

 
After completing the activities in this lesson you will be able to:
Explain the importance of the space and place of a speech. ( Analyzing Your Speech Situation, p. 47) 
Explain how the size of an audience can influence a speech. ( Analyzing Your Speech Situation, p. 47)
Explain stereotyping and why people do it. (Who Is Your Audience?, p. 50)
Describe the characteristics of an audience that a speaker should consider before developing a speech. (Who Is Your Audience?, p.50)
List and Explain the three basic concepts for analyzing audience psychology and feelings. (Who Is Your Audience?, p. 50)
Explain the difference between formal and informal analysis. (Gathering Info about Your Audience, p. 62)
LIST and Explain the three types of formal audience analysis. (Gathering Info about Your Audience, p. 62)
Define identification, and explain how to create it with an audience. (Audience Psychology: All You Need Is Love (and Identification), p. 64) 
Explain the importance of identification to public speaking. (Audience Psychology: All You Need Is Love (and Identification), p. 64)
Define beliefs, attitudes, and values, and explain how they differ. (Audience Psychology: All You Need Is Love (and Identification), p. 64) 
Explain audience disposition and how a speaker would analyze it. (Feelings: More on Audience Disposition, p. 69)
Complete the following tasks to meet the objectives for this lesson:
Read Chapter 3 in your textbook. 
Review all chapter Materials for this lesson.
Participate in the Discussion Board for this lesson