This document discusses different types of speech: - Intrapersonal communication is communication within oneself, where the speaker and listener are the same person. - Interpersonal communication involves more than one person, such as communication between strangers. It can serve purposes like learning, helping, influencing, and relating. - Public communication features one speaker addressing an audience, while mass communication uses mass media technology to facilitate interactions.

1. TYPES OF SPEECH
CONTEXT
Prepared by:
Ms. Mary Joy Cabiling

2. Context
 Context in speech is the situation that
brings people to a conversation or a
speaking event.
 It also involves the particular time and place
of the communication.
 It also includes the shared understanding of
the communicators on the topic of the
communication.

3. 1. Intrapersonal Communication
2. Interpersonal Communication
2 TYPES OF SPEECH
CONTEXT

4. INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
 Communication within himself/herself.
 The speaker and the listener are one and
the same: YOU. You send the message to
yourself and you yourself receive that
message.

5. 1. Physical Self – is the material body with its
internal functions and outward appearance.
- Aesthetic appearance
oftentimes communicates the personality of a human
being.
- Accessories or the things that
go with their bodies establish the status or preference
of people.
2. Emotional Self – is the effective side of people.
– People show their emotional
self when they decide on circumstances based on
what they feel rather that what they think.
Dimensions of “Self” (Steinberg, 2007)

6. 3. Intellectual Self – is the cognitive part of a human
being.
– this is the way a person
processes his/her reasoning, analysis and logical
thinking.
4. Moral Self – is the ethical beliefs and
values being observed by people.
– morals reflect on their behavior
towards different situations or other people.

7. INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
 Communication which involves more than
one person.
 This examined between strangers, who are
developing and maintaining a
communication rapport.

8.  Learning. It allows people to gather information
about themselves, other people, past, present
or predicted events; beliefs, and attitudes.
 Helping. It provides people advice, emotional
support, or assistance that can help them
personally or others with a problem.
 Influencing. It allows people to persuade
another person to provide help, share an
activity, change an attitude, counsel a
relationship, give permission or fulfill an
obligation.
Effects of Interpersonal Communication

9.  Relating. It allows people to experience
closeness or distance, agreement or
disagreement, equality or inequality with
others.
 Playing. It allows people to experience
humor, camaraderie, celebration or pass time
or coordinate fun activities.

10.  Dyadic Communication – consists of only
two participants who are formally and
informally interacting with each other
verbally and nonverbally.
 Small Group Communication – consists of
three to 15 people exchanging views on a
common topic or aiming at a common goal
face to face.
- The group has an agenda, a leader, and an
outcome to accomplish.
DYNAMICS OF INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION

11. 2 Divisions of Small Group Communication
According to Purpose
 Study Groups. Are meant to look into a problem
but not necessarily come up with a solution.
 Task-oriented Groups. Are groups that study an
issue and come up with a solution.

12.  Public Communication – A type of
communication where in there is only one
speaker that addresses to audience.
- there is no interchanging of the
speaker and listener roles.
-the speech is well prepared, the
speaker is addressed appropriately, and the
listeners are set to listen to the message.
 Mass Communication – is any of the
above human verbal interactions carried
out with the aid of mass media technology.

13.  Organizational Communication – refers
to the interaction of members along the
links in an organizational structure.
 Intercultural Communication – is the
exchange and practices between and
among people of different nationalities and
ways of life.