The Art of Oratory and Speech Culture

Public speaking and its connection with Psychology

Public speaking as a subject is closely connected with other Subjects. Psychology is the study of mind and behavior. It encompasses the biological influences, social pressures, and environmental factors that affect how people think, act, and feel. Improving our understanding of why people behave as they do. Understanding the different factors that can impact the human mind and behavior. Understanding issues that impact health, daily life, and well-being. Helping motivate people to achieve their goals. Improving productivity and public speaking skills.

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    The relation between Public speaking and culture
    

Knowledge of English language, improvement of speech competency in the field of specialization is required: a) for the implementation of international contacts, such as in production, in science and technology b) for self-education, professional growth, informational knowledge of the latest peace achievements in the field of science and technology, knowledge of English in the field of activity; c) the ability to navigate the international space of IT, to have terminology and to be able to communicate on topics of specialty, to understand the interlocutor. The main task of this work is to give a light of importance of speech competence and improving the speech competence of students in the study of the English language.

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    The role of public speaking skills in business
    

Public speaking builds on the basic communication skills we originally develop as we acquire language and learn how to make conversation. As expanded conversation, it should preserve the natural directness and spontaneity of good conversation. And like conversation, it should be tuned to the reactions of listeners. In a business context, speakers and listeners of this ‘conversation’ are usually highly motivated business people, looking for oral effectiveness and efficiency. Some basic references to the importance of public speaking in the training of a business expert have been made since English for Business started to have its own identity. At the beginning of the twentieth century the newly-born Business English specialized domain shows its independent status in some manuals, which were conceived for people approaching ‘practical business’

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