e. communicational structural networks. d. Committed to the topic, shows enthusiasm and dynamism It is a probing strategy used by listeners to extract as much information as possible from speakers. What information can Kay learn from her demographic audience analysis? e. corporate expectation. Many employees today no longer need an office; they can work anytime and anywhere. e. a main point. c. grapevine. a. temporal False, Which of the following is not a physical barrier for listening? True Individuals in low-context cultures tend to be logical, analytical, and action oriented. d. dilution. b. people can only establish face-to-face relationships Why or why not? Human communication is symbolic. Casual listening refers to listening without much attention. b. punctuation. b. Ethnocentrism The reason Anita was performing so poorly at work was that she was _______, having a problem with psychological noise, In the Q & A period after his speech, Will responded "If I understood your question correctly, you are asking how I interpret the legal battle. a. uses and gratifications theory. The ability to share another person's experiences and emotions; thinking of how the receiver feels and is likely to respond. d. an increase in social media and changing communication technologies. Most routine request and response messages should be organized using the indirect strategy. a. speaking very slowly and loudly to improve their comprehension d. critical theory a. people have the ability to establish online relationships "Adjustment shock" or "Culture shock", Masculine cultures value competiveness and independence. a. encouraging ethnocentrism. b. b. critical listening e. Nonverbal communication only occurs consciously. C. To be responsive to employee needs, more companies are expanding their levels or management. d. symbolic organization. a. Which of the following resources for research is likely the most convenient but the least reliable? Sydney will be meeting with clients who do not speak English as their first language. These letters have been translated from Middle English into Modern English, but care was taken to preserve features of their original style. Emblems are nonverbal behaviors that have precise meanings known to everyone within a cultural group. Which of the following is an accurate statement about culture? Which of the following should be included in the minutes of a meeting? a. The attempt to increase personal status in a group by winning the approval of high-status members is known as Provide listeners with a clear thesis statement. An economist not affiliated with any political party cities data saying that the same ranchers "have sustained a 5% increase in taxes when purchasing feed." e. All of these choices are true about practicing your speech. Employeers often rank _______ skills among the most requested competencies. A cultural dimension that refers to the stimuli, environment, or ambience surrounding an event. c. People should be certain when interpreting nonverbal behavior for improving their nonverbal communication effectiveness. a. conservative b. |Score .7118| Jay901 |Points 8306|. c. motivated sequence She is reading a book about Chinese culture, watching Chinese films, and taking a course on Chinese history. d. Communicators in low-context cultures prefer indirect verbal interaction. e. assimilation. "We must stop! a. message overload. d. chronic cues do not function online a. use words that will impress the listener. a. individualism/collectivism d. mediated communication, Gestures that signal shared understanding between communicators in a conversation are known as _____________. Rebecca goes to buy a new car. When a speaker is asking the audience to understand new information or learn a new process or skill, how can the speaker reduce any uncertainty the audience might experience? She starts working. Engage in the dual perspective. a. e. kinesics, In this public speaking class, Allen was very annoyed by Melissa's overuse of the "ers" and "ums" when she was talking. b. People who study communication are no less likely to communicate clearly than those who do not study it. e. lack of leadership and excessive cohesion. Social philosophy more likely influences language much more than gender. b. tell Stephen that he should behave more professionally. a. d. the credibility factor. The following statement is an example of which fallacy? Roger was sitting in class listening to his broadcasting professor talk about blogs, wikis, and memes. The Fundamentals of Communications Exam 2, The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses, Literature and Composition: Reading, Writing,Thinking, Carol Jago, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses, Edge Reading, Writing and Language: Level C, David W. Moore, Deborah Short, Michael W. Smith. What does he mean? a. c. assertiveness. d. Select a topic on which you and listeners agree. Question options: A) a. Communicators consider the eyes to be the most accurate predictor of a speaker's true feelings and attitudes. 0% average accuracy. False, Individuals in Western cultures are more relaxed about social status and the appearance of power. d. personal construct. A. mediums B. empathy C. channels b. to correct listeners' misconceptions. e. Assumed credibility. b. round off numbers so listeners can understand and retain them. c. collegial events Which of the following is (are) a simile(s)? C Perspective taking is associated with ____________. c. power distance. b. User: Studying how people get along with one another Weegy: Studying how people get along with one another can improve a person's personal life. Empathy refers to. Which of the following characteristics are attributed to someone who has ethos? The manager noticed that Stephen slammed his desk drawer right after he said that he was happy to work late. a. to make ideas more clear and compelling d. Organizing so listeners can follow easily c. abstraction. Is he mad? Avoid smiling while talking with her clients because this behavior may not be a cultural norm for her clients. b. power distance d. message complexity. c. social climbing. c. listeners can understand and remember a speech that is well organized because they grasp the connections between ideas. d. was tentative in interpreting nonverbal behavior Amy is doing what effective part of informative speaking? The reasons that organizations form teams are that teams usually make better decisions, respond faster, increase productivity, and-. False. a. territoriality b. preoccupation. When communicating with a person who has a disability you should ask questions when you're unsure of what to do. b. c. power distance b. a cultural norm Valuing group membership 21 hours ago. Adapt to the listeners. e. indexing. David tries to reassure Chels, but nothing he says helps. d. briefing. e. All of these answers apply to persuasive speaking. D. More employees are working interdependently using many communications technologies. Question 3 options: Cultural generalizations apply to every member of a cultural group. True a. body characterization b. haptic Bill is talking to Tina when Tina interrupts him. 25 percent c. relational listening Which of the following is NOT a guideline for effective informative speaking? Superior communication skills can give you an edge over other applicants in today's competitive job market. Many employees today no longer need an office; they can work anytime and anywhere. Q. e. Sufficiency, accuracy, relevancy, timeliness, impartiality. d. proxemics If Jacob, Bobby's supervisor, tells Bobby to "get lost," why would Bobby feel as though his supervisor may see him as inferior and dislike his work? c. five to seven members. b. Motivate listeners to want information. To nonverbally communicate her message through the function of repeating. Talking with a parent about their health issues, When the brain receives and gives meaning to a sound, it is called hearing. c. policy. d. Build credibility with listeners. d. hypothetical language to explain your feelings. b. a cultural norm a. creating an entirely online presence. a. performance expectation. e. feminine, Social information processing (SIP) theory (Walther, 2011; West & Turner, 2014) contends that: Annie is listening to her teacher's lecture. The assumption that an expert in one area is also an expert in another area is known as a. Essential career attributes that include the ability to communicate, work well with others, solve problems, make ethical decisions, appreciatte diversity, and display professionalism. d. keeping an open mind, establishing a receptive mind-set, and listening between the lines. d. masculinity/femininity This is an example of social media's _____, You have sensitive information that you want to remain private. In this scenario, Melissa continued use of ______________ led to Allen's dismay. a. The first statement is using emotive language and the second is using a fact. d. Both seek the same responses from listeners. Elliot doesn't know where to focus his energies. Store managers at Kids Clothing, Inc. are required to conduct weekly audits of the returns the store has processed. a. turn taking T or F. The person you believe yourself to be in the private moments of honest self- examination is your ______ self. a. However, she is having difficulty comprehending the main ideas because the speaker is using references and wording with which Kelsey is unfamiliar. c. to fortify a speaker's opinion b. proxemics Ad hominem Then write a third-person pronoun to complete the sentence correctly. if it is past perfect, pres. e. gets listeners' attention, previews the content of the speech, and presents the thesis statement. a. team. d. mindless listening. a. rites e. a quotation. False, An individual's culture affects his or her thinking, behavior, and communication. Raul is attending a workshop, but he is having difficulty hearing the speaker because the people behind him are talking. More employees are working in traditional company offices than home offices. a. We spend more time listening on the job than reading, writing, or speaking. Considering the differences in the way men and women communicate, Michael will most likely respond by ______. "You didn't call me back after our argument. When she came out of her room, her mom asked her what she had been doing. Which statement best describes how women communicate differently than men? Our ability to manage how we appear is referred to as Do you have somewhere you need to be? Gestures that request agreement or clarification from a sender during a conversation are known as _________________. a. less than 25% c. Psychological barrier More communication is better. d. tolerance 1. If they make one _____remark, they may risk death. a. gather information. b. a. rituals a. e. All of these answers are guidelines for choosing topics. Attention c. territorial markers A complex sustem of shared values, traits, morals, and customs that molds the way people think, behave, and communicate. c. environmental distraction What does this remark suggest about Hamlets madness, about his antic disposition (I.v.172)? However, effective communication is less about talking and more about listening. The belief in the superiority of one's own cluture; judging others by one's own values. Own your feelings and thoughts. Fill each blank with the word from the list below that best fits the context. b. invention. False, It is impossible to not communicate. a. television. d. radio. Stories in organizations that convey the values, style, and history of an organization are called c. A claim a. uses and gratifications theory c. collectivistic c. 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