Informative Speech The Funny Thing About Introverts

Informative Speech: I. Introduction: Attention Getter: â€Å"The funny thing about introverts is once they feel comfortable with you, they can be the funniest, most enjoyable people to be around. It’s like a secret they feel comfortable sharing with you. Except the secret is their personality.† (Unknown). B. Background and Audience Relevance: Introversion is a personality trait, which is viewed as quiet. The words introversion and extroversion came from Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Carl Jung. C. Speaker Credibility: Remember in middle school and high school when you use to vote most likely or this person is? Remember there would be a category of who was shy or quiet? That would always be me. Or people would ask me why or say that I’m so quiet. Does it bother me? No not really, it’s true. It can be annoying though because it just feels like your lips are shut and you don’t know what to say. Although, I wasn’t always an introvert until I had to switch schools after fifth grade. How did that happen? I don’t really know but that is what I will be talking about today. D. Thesis: Introverts may seem anti-social but they are outgoing once you get to know them. E. Preview of Main Points: First, I’ll be talking about what introversion is and the causes; secondly, the myths of introversion. And lastly, signs if you’re an introvert. Transition to first main point: Let’s take a look at what introversion is and why these people are quiet. II. Main Point 1:Show MoreRelatedInformative Speech : Introverts 1152 Words   |  5 PagesComm 150- 42 â€Å"Introverts† Informative Speech: I. Introduction: A. Attention Getter: â€Å"The funny thing about introverts is once they feel comfortable with you, they can be the funniest, most enjoyable people to be around. It’s like a secret they feel comfortable sharing with you. Except the secret is their personality.† (Unknown). B. Background and Audience Relevance: Introversion is a personality trait, which is viewed as quiet. The words introversion and extroversion came from Swiss psychiatrist