emphasis / stress, placing extra force or prominence on certain words or syllables., pitch, refers to the highness or lowness of someone's voice., intonation, refers to the variation of pitch across a phrase or a sentence., pause, refers to moments of silence during a speech., pace / tempo / speech rate, refers to the speed at which someone speaks., volume, refers to the loudness or softness of the voice., tone of voice, refers to the way we use our voice to convey meaning and emotions., facial expressions, refers to the use of facial muscles to convey emotions., gestures / body language, physical behaviours used to express or convey information., dysfluency, refers to pauses used as fillers, for example, 'umm'., accent / dialect, refers to how people pronounce words and the vocabulary used., laughter, the action or sound of laughing., visual aids, visual materials, such as pictures, charts, and diagrams, that help people understand and remember information., sigh, a deep audible breath.
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