Audiences attention

We all love music its very wide and varied so, but it seems that there is a new brand of musical springing up, virtual bands. Why do people enjoy virtual bands, virtual bands are bands made up of animated members and perform for an audience in a recording fashion. Why anyone would make a virtual band and why anyone would like such bands and are they profitable? so how big are virtual bands actually, how far do they actually reach? Why do people watch animated bands, what is the appeal? Why should

Snapchat Is the first social media stop for most millennials Social media has become one of the most dominate things in the lives of today’s youth. Millennials use social media for many reasons, to stay connected and as a source of entertainment. Among all the social media sites, one that is particularly popular is Snap chat. Most college and high school students check this app before twitter, Instagram, Facebook. Instagram noticed this trend early and tried to buy out snapchat

term memory and its through moving information from your working memory to your long term memory that you create connections between that information and everything else you know. Carr believes that “attention is the key, and if we loose control of our attention or are constantly dividing our attention then we don’t really enjoy that consolidation process”. I disagree with this quote because I believe that we can also enjoy that

they can handle” (p. 508). Our devices are increasingly becoming a part of us, an extension of our mind. Turkle does an amazing job at showing her case by stating evidence that is very relatable, along with real life examples, and feelings that her audience has felt while dealing with their devices. While her article remains clearly focused on how technology has connected us, but mostly on how it is making us more alienated from each other, her argument suffers from some logical fallacies. For instance

effectively employs various techniques in his speech to maintain the attention of the audience while effectively delivering his message and spreading his ideals unto the audience. From beginning to end, Robinson has the audience’s complete attention. Just as he starts off his speech, he already has the audience roaring in laughter. Robinson employs humor as a way to reel in the audience, as a way to constantly keep the audience keen on what he has to say. It’s almost as if this humor is part of

strategy that I can use in my persuasive speech to get my audience’s attention in the introduction of my speech would be story telling. I have included this already by giving an example of a student who made Dean’s list 8 of 10 semesters. The semesters I didn’t make Dean’s list was my first two. I went on to tell the audience how I work nonstop to get the best grades I can and my family and social like is affected. After giving the audience some background I then tell them how I feel as though I am being

your speech is the audience. If the audience is a group of 12 year olds, then giving a speech on how to retire at 65 is not going to draw a positive response. Knowing certain demographics about the audience, including age, gender, race and many others should determine the topic of your speech. Accordingly, the relevancy of my speech played a pivotal role in its effectiveness because of how relatable an issue it was to my audience. Also, sharing the same demographic with the audience gave the speech

New media is a less traditional version of media resulting from the digitization of almost everything. Compared to its predecessor, new media is instantaneous, interactive, and universally accessible. The largest aspect of new media is social media. It’s role in today’s media environment presents an interesting paradox. On one hand, social media is rather limiting. It is incredibly easy to tailor one’s online experience to their personal beliefs and perspective. At the same time, social media presents

help the audience build an understanding of something. This does not entail the speaker to try to persuade individuals of this but, better yet, inform them. When delivering informative speeches, there are three vital characteristics that allow the speaker to reinforce their point and the audience to obtain the information more clearly. These characteristics include: effective openings, notable transitions, and some other device that captivates the imagination and attention of the audience. Allena

refer to a variety of mental phenomena. Cognitive psychologists have focused their efforts in understanding access consciousness, or how information carried in conscious mental states is available to different cognitive processes. This is linked to attention and working memory. However, consciousness is difficult to quantify and hence most pieces of research study consciousness by contrasting the characteristics between conscious and unconscious processes. Although with some limitations, research has