Support is a speech material that clarifies or backs up an assertion.
1. Explanation - is an exposition that makes an idea clear and intelligible.
2. Analogy or Comparison - is a form of explanation that points similarities between something which is known and something which is not.
3. Illustration - is a detailed example in narrative form of an idea.
4.Specific Instance or Specific Reference - is a briefly stated example.
5. Statistics - are numerical data about a state of affairs.
6. Testimony - is the statement of a person, who is usually prominent, that favors a certain assertion.
7. Restatement or Iteration - is the repetition of the same idea from a different viewpoint.
Reference:
Gupit, Fortunato Jr. (1986). Elements of Public Speaking: Support. Retrieved on September 1, 2010. Quezon City: Rex printing company, Inc.
Se7en techniques of support:
1. Explanation - is an exposition that makes an idea clear and intelligible.
2. Analogy or Comparison - is a form of explanation that points similarities between something which is known and something which is not.
3. Illustration - is a detailed example in narrative form of an idea.
4.Specific Instance or Specific Reference - is a briefly stated example.
5. Statistics - are numerical data about a state of affairs.
6. Testimony - is the statement of a person, who is usually prominent, that favors a certain assertion.
7. Restatement or Iteration - is the repetition of the same idea from a different viewpoint.
Reference:
Gupit, Fortunato Jr. (1986). Elements of Public Speaking: Support. Retrieved on September 1, 2010. Quezon City: Rex printing company, Inc.
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