Section 3
Contextual Factors to Consider
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Physical Context
Consider physical contexts—traditional face-to-face with co-located audience versus delivery via videoconference to remote audience(s).
Overall Psychology of Your Audience: Values, Beliefs, Attitudes, and Needs
Use psychographics of values, needs, attitudes, and beliefs to develop an audience profile and to tailor the speech's specific message.

Audience Opinion of You and Your Topic
Examine favorability in relation to how the audience views both you and the topic for your speech.

Knowledge of the Audience About Your Topic
Consider the knowledegeabilty of your audience, prior to the speech, formative during the speech, and summative after the speech.