informal forms of education. I need to look clean and manicured. Details are important. I would wear something casual yet stylish. It is important to dress for success, too, since success is part of what I am selling. I cannot look too casual - I must look like I have achieved something in life because of my educational track. This attitude should also be reflected in non-verbal behaviors. I would

Persuasion Theories in Advertisement Persuasion theories O'Malley gives four frameworks, which advertising appeal can be designed. They include persuasion oriented, sales oriented, salience oriented, and involvement oriented similar to Halls framework. The framework starts with brand awareness by customers, to make them recognize or recall a brand to keep them aware (Knowledge Marketing, 2012, p 100). Salience involves differentiation of the brand with others; then the product trial is promoted by encouraging

Oral Presentation Analysis Fox2 Technologies: An Oral Presentation Analysis The following account assesses the content, context and quality of an oral presentation delivered by Fox2 Technologies President and Founder Jim Weldon at the Hyatt Regency Boston in 2009. The analysis below describes the technology featured in the presentation, an aircraft weighing mechanism that affixes to the landing gear and helps to optimize fuel efficiency performance. The account provides an assessment of the

Oral Presentation: The Individual Mandate and Young People One of the reasons that the 'individual mandate' was such a critical component of the Affordable Care Act -- the mandate requiring all Americans to have health insurance -- was that it was designed to encourage younger, healthier people to sign up for insurance rather than pay a penalty. It was deemed essential to have healthier people with fewer health complaints in the

Hybrid Cars -- Persuasive Speech What do you think of living in a planet that has little pollution? How about the idea of passing on a green planet to your kids and grand kids? Sounds impossible? Well, its not if each of us start making a small contribution towards reducing the emission of green house gases to make our planet a safer and greener place to live. One of the ways to

Ivey (n.d.) furthers that, "By analyzing audience data we can establish the framework for strong and relevant presentation content. We should now have a good idea of the particular interests of our audience, their requisite needs, their dislikes, and their primary drivers. With this information we can incorporate topical elements into the presentation's content" (par. 5). Communication Channels: Channeling Your Way to Audience Retention Visual Aids. Results of an empirical study