consistency

Examples of consistency in the following topics:

• The Role of Color

  • Color should be consistently used throughout the design of the visuals to achieve these goals.
  • Using certain shades, and using them consistently, can eliminate this problem.

• The Do's of Using Sensory Enhancements

  • Clarity: Use language that is comprehensible by your target audience as well as consistent words for defining terms
  • Color should be consistently used throughout the design of the presentation.

• Thoughts for Group and Individual Presenters

  • Each individual in a group presentation should know their role and stay consistent and cooperative with the other members.

• The Preparation Outline

  • An outline is a list of items organized according to a consistent principle.
  • A preparation outline consists of three main sections, which includes the introduction, body, and conclusion.

• Speaker

  • In its simplest form, the cycle consists of a sender, a message, and a recipient.

• Hyperbole

  • You don't want your speech to consist solely of hyperbole as your audience will quickly begin to see that your argument has no basis.

• Group Presentation Formats

  • Typically the panel will consist of several group members to whom a moderator poses questions.

• Choosing Appropriate Words

  • A speech consists, broadly, of an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.
  • Giving examples or introducing illustrations: for example, for instance, to name an example, to give an example, is well illustrated by, a case point is, such as, such, one of which, illustrates, is an example of this, is shown by, is exemplified by, is illustrated by, (something) is, means, describes, is defined as, is used, is concerned with, deals with, relates to, involves, signifies, consist of

• Definitions

  • You can define fruit salad as consisting of bananas, pineapples, and yellow apples (ideally you would have a reason for this, too).
  • For example, you can define fruit salad as consisting of bananas, pineapples, and yellow apples (ideally you would have a reason for this, too).

• Motivating Listeners

  • Maslow developed a Hierarchy of Needs, consisting of five hierarchic classes that can be a useful method to selecting needs for motivational appeals.
  • It consists of these steps on how to organize a motivational appeal to the audience: