The first video discusses the use of language to engage your audience, referred to as, audience centered language. By using pronouns like: we, us, you and I are effective ways to engage the audience, in turn, this makes the audience feel as if they are being referred to specifically. Thus, enhancing the effectiveness of the speech from both the speaker and audience’s perspectives. Using inclusive language is also another form of langue a speaker should use to ensure he or she is not singly any persons or group out. Non-inclusive language can be more than just not audience centered. It can sometimes be cause members of the audience to feel offended, which created disengagement. Inclusive language makes the audience feel like they are part of the group. It also shows that the speaker understands what we all, as humans, have in common. Thus, creating a more attentive and responsive audience. Which in turn created a positive experience for the speaker and the audience.
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