d. Controversy, accuracy, relevancy, timeliness, partial form As he is boarding a bus to go to work, a man holding a clipboard runs up to him and says "Wait! Jeff does not like parties and doesn't want to go but it's his friend's birthday. c. mainstreaming Chris is controlling which type of nonverbal communication? b. spatial d. listeners find an organized speech more informative than persuasive. a. extemporaneous. The study of a person's body movement and its effect on the communication process is known as ___________________. The term used to describe the ways of thinking, acting, and understanding work that are shared by members of an organization and reflect an organization's distinct identity is called T/F? Which of the following types of statements reflects the highest amount of speaker responsibility? False, Individuals in Western cultures are more relaxed about social status and the appearance of power. c. seeking gestures b. What type of speaking has the primary goal of increasing listeners' understanding, awareness, or knowledge about a topic? Am I correct?" d. media literacy. The manager should a. a. T or F, Social media communication is the type that is less personal, controlled by gatekeepers and sent by organizations to large audiences. Which statement about the differences or similarities between persuasive and informative speaking is accurate? 1. Amy is doing what effective part of informative speaking? The principles of effective composition and speech delivery were first studied by The rhetoricians of ancient Greece and Rome e. earned authority. a. facework. b. relying on mnemonics. What is the forth step in the communication proccess? The type of informative speech that summarizes the results of something is a(n) c. stereotype. d. Workers today spend more time in offices than workers in the past. a. c. power distance. Rebecca goes to buy a new car. Kacie thought this meant that Taylor had had too much to drink. This kind of borrowing is known as a. topical Laura is talking to her grandma on the phone. Effective communication skill 1: Become an engaged listener. c. Respect what others say about their feelings and ideas. c. Public zone b. e. structure. Which of the following statements would be classified as being the most powerfully expressed? b. specific purpose. Possible purposes for a persuasive speech include all of the following EXCEPT A. Nonfiction writing focuses only on providing information. d. ritual stories. a. All of the following are possible purposes for informative speaking EXCEPT c. role. On the line provided, write DEC if the sentence is declarative, IMP if it is imperative, INT' if it is interrogative, or EXC if it is exclamatory. Randy says "I am really bummed out about not getting any job offers." Social zone a. Communication anxiety is only imagined and not real. True or False. b. pausing between words to emphasize certain words True c. ritualistic rule. The noise, distraction and person suffering from stress may misunderstand and misinterpret the information while communicating with others. - In Asian cultures, people deliberately avoid silence because it can show disrespect. d. collection of individuals. __________ involves storing applications and data in remote locations. a. individualism/collectivism Which of the following statements about today's workplace is most accurate? a. take Brittany aside and tell her to keep her negative behavior to herself 0 times. b. Persuasive speaking is usually more controversial than informative speaking. Whether or not her audience likes her topic d. keeping an open mind, establishing a receptive mind-set, and listening between the lines. b. tell Stephen that he should behave more professionally. True Many Westerners have borrowed ingredients and styles of cooking from other cultures. Thus what a person actually understand and interpret from the information in the communication process changes a little or the whole on hearing. Groupthink An absnce of critical thinking sometimes found in homogeneous groups. a. phatic communication What words or phrases best describe your response to this poem? 12 Care Deliver Strategies, N432 Test 2: Ch. c. cultivation theory If the verb is correct, write CCC in the blank. e. communication. Jamie grumbled to her roommate, "Thanks for waking me up!" Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase "the medium is the message", which means the way you send a message affects the way the message is perceived. e. speaking for humor. Others may have nieces, nephews, or other children in your lives that are important to you. d. inactivity Do you agree with what he says? b. to make ideas more interesting a. task Alicia spends all day at work on the Internet then all night on social media looking at interesting things her friends do. d. comparative b. a cultural norm A person's physical appearance has little affect on whether others see them as attractive or not attractive. b. between 25% and 35% Barbara's behavior indicates that she is trying to ____, Math is your weakest subject. d. Symbols create meaning. c. message complexity. c. communication hierarchies. b. a. d. Capitalizing on lag time, All of the following are types of nonverbal behavior except __________. All unwritten and unspoken messages, whether intended or not; silent signals conveyed by body language, gestures, eye contact, apperance, and other factors. b. Expressing your enjoyment of hockey games reflects a basic attitude. The United States trade deficit first became a problem in the 1970s because of what? creating a message that suits the audience. Written Communication DRAFT. a. one to three members. "I have a question" (don't use "I think" "but" or "if you don't mind"). if it is present perfect, past perf. Empathy refers to. This is an example of using _______. d. Intimate zone, Which of the following is not a dimension of culture? C. Communication is not simple. False, The belief in the superiority of one's own culture is known as ethnocentrism. Provide listeners with a clear thesis statement. 10 Healthcare Orgnizations, Literature and Composition: Reading, Writing,Thinking, Carol Jago, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses, The Language of Composition: Reading, Writing, Rhetoric, Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses. Ellen replies, "Oh yeah, he's that gay guy from our dorm, right?" b. verbal dialectics. A willigness to learn about and practice beliefs and practices different from one's own; being open-minded and receptive to new experiences. d. Satisfaction d. masculinity/femininity b. The reasons that organizations form teams are that teams usually make better decisions, respond faster, increase productivity, and-. c. Select a topic appropriate for your audience. a. performance expectation. 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? a. 50 percent b. content trappers. a. a general purpose a. responding. c. an expansion of management Sometimes greater differences exist within cultures than between cultures. a. a. less than 25% b. three to five members. You are being defensive listener when you turn the topic of conversation toward yourself rather than show interest in the other person. d. Appear to care about the welfare of the audience members. e. employment expectation. Letters establish a record of what happened more convincingly than other communication channels. e. appearance, Raul came to the United States from Mexico three months ago, and he is still having trouble understanding Americans' tendency to rush all the time. Annie is listening to her teacher's lecture. a. A culture in which communicators tend to be logical, analytical, and action oriented; messages are explicit; Swiss, German, and American cultures are considered _____-__________. Listening between the lines b. a. to make ideas more clear and compelling b. organization influences comprehension of ideas. 75 percent One technique that improves business writing is the use of empathy. b. paraphrasing What is the most accurate statement about direct claim and complaint messages? b. False, It is impossible to not communicate. User: Which of the following statements is accurate? d. elistening. Motivating listeners to want information e. assimilation. Why is Laura speaking to her grandma in this manner? d. ritual. c. monitoring Empathetic writers. Individuals will be more likely to have positive intercultural attitudes and interpersonal relationships if they spend time with people of different backgrounds, Gloria is planning a trip to China. I have developed Microsoft Excel, Word, PP Accurate & self-starter professional drive to archive the company's goals with excellent communication across the organization. d. demonstrate warmth. (don't only speak to the person that they're with, assume they need your assistance, or pretend to understand when you don't). Sometimes greater differences exist within cultures than between cultures, Juan comes from an uncertainty-avoiding culture. T/F? Four students standing in line at the coffee shop are a Casual listening refers to listening without much attention. Here are a few ways you can communicate clearly and easily: 1. It is SLIGHTLY biological but it's mostly social. a. gets listeners' attention, is funny, includes a story, and presents the thesis. By communicating pleasure, affection, and inclusion, we satisfy our ____________. Chris is preparing to cook dinner at home for a date. a. systematic desensitization d. stereotyping, A culturally diverse workforce in which employees are tolerant of differences can benefit both the organization and its employees. Social media always makes individuals of various cultures feel connected. d. briefing. a. intensification. e. none of these answers are exceptions. False. b. a. a. convergence, nearly instant speed, and ease of manipulation. a. limit the number of statistics used in a speech. e. kinesics, ________________ refers not to what a person says but to how a person says it. A cultural dimension that refers to the way indiciduals communicate and use words. Communication is ongoing and ever changing According to the text, the essential components of communication are source, message, interference, channel, receiver, feedback, environment, and context. T or F False. Intimate zone d. critical theory Competent intercultural interactions and relationships will be difficult if the communicator is not open-minded. a. dependence d. message complexity. Nonverbal communication includes only intended behaviors. His mother calls, and during the conversation, he answers by saying, "ummm hmmm," "yeah," "sure," "ummm hmmm," all because he is really focused on the websites. a. rites Why or why not? D. More employees are working interdependently using many communications technologies. d. Build credibility with listeners. Annie is engaged in ______ listening. a. e. a rite of integration. Steve is having trouble interpreting the intent of this message because it lacks ____________. Which of the following best describes low-context cultures? e. to mind map. "Knowing how to create a Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness Kit could save your life one day" is an example of what? c. selective listening. Two-way communication becomes difficult at a distance of 12 to 25 feet. According to research, an average person can remember 85% of information right after hearing it. e. credibility, Zoe, a Canadian, prefers to stand a good distance away from others when talking compared to the rest of her mostly Asian colleagues. d. Persuasive speech b. gatekeeping. b. citing gestures While they enjoy visiting they can't help but criticize the people and their culture. Self-monitoring is essential for verbal communication, but it is not essential for nonverbal communication. Words are arbitrary and open to individual interpretation? All of the following are key premises about cultures EXCEPT b. personal stories. n 0 p Select the most accurate statement about eye contact. Which Barrier is this? When his wife asks him where he's going, he adopts a facial expression of frustration and says, exasperaterdly, "We have to pull extra shifts Shawn got fired." d. Relying on context and feeling. b. John is native born. a. These letters have been translated from Middle English into Modern English, but care was taken to preserve features of their original style. d. interviews c. Psychological barrier a. c. policy. What is the content level of meaning of this statement? c. Time orientation c. We should seek to eliminate all nervousness we feel about public communication. a. provide a clear thesis statement. Write pres. 34. d. Keeping an open mind. e. Visualization. Question options: A) a. Communicators consider the eyes to be the most accurate predictor of a speaker's true feelings and attitudes. ______ seriously threatens effective listening because it encourages the mind to engage in flights of unchecked fancy. b. a. team. e. lack of leadership and excessive cohesion. d. minimal encouragers b. power distance a. You should begin by practicing alone. e. reward behavior. b. Which of the following statements or phrases is the rebuttal? Which of the following is the single most important guideline for effective verbal communication? b. avoided his nonverbal behavior Which of the following is the first of our senses to develop? All of the following are true of communication anxiety EXCEPT He agrees to go and expects to have a horrible time. d. judging. b. spatial c. When verbal and nonverbal messages conflict, receivers put more faith in the verbal messages. c. motivated sequence d. egocentric a. a reduction in global competition d. How many speeches her audience has seen b. temporal b. b. cooperation. b. People should be certain when interpreting nonverbal behavior for improving their nonverbal communication effectiveness. e. control, Chris just moved into a new apartment and spent the first day hanging pictures, putting out souvenirs of important times, and putting favorite objects on the bookshelves. b. constitutive rule. What type of barrier to effective listening is Kelsey experiencing? Which statement about the fact of social media and communication technology on culture is most accurate Because of social media communications can now reach out to larger and more varied audiences than in the past Which of the following is a common trait of a business communicator from a low context culture Placing emphasis on written information The leader of a political party says a rival political party is "irresponsible because they are hurting the livelihood of thousands of farmers with their policies." e. technology, books, and institutions. d. was tentative in interpreting nonverbal behavior a. Show importance. A. putting yourself in the receiver's shoes to adapt the message to the receiver's needs. c. phatic communication Be debatable. d. Digital business messages such as e-mails, tweets, and instant messages do not need to be as clear or professional as other forms of business correspondence. Ray happened to see his friend Darren after a long time. if the verb is in present tense, past if it is in past, pres. d. The worst part is over. c. Capitalizing on lag time e. The average age of her audience. c. conformity pressures and time required. e. All of these answers are guidelines for choosing topics. Companies are experiencing less global competition. "Today I will explain to you how humans have evolved from apes to Neanderthals to the human form we have today." b. Even though he has lived in the United States for the last 15 years of his 20-year life, David is very passionate about helping address the economic hardships in the Philippines and chooses to speak on this for his class. a. editors. a. temporal More communication is better. a. message overload. c. Persuasive speaking and informative speaking are about equal in their degrees of controversy. It is critical that she remember the material, so she takes extensive notes and jots down the main idea. a. e. 100%. A department head in the same company tells employees that the department will sustain layoffs within the next six months. b. d. masculinity. College is a journey. c. Entertainment speech Describe in clear words what you want the reader to do or know. This requirement is a a. False, The United States is an example of a high-context culture. c. understand the perspective of those who have special experience with the topic. d. follow up important messages in writing. a. Identify an accurate statement about selective listening. c. Culture c. 25 percent b. tools, medicine, and appliances. e. dynamic, David is leading his workgroup and he reports on the research he has been doing on his part of the project. b. a specific purpose a. What is the most accurate statement about goodwill messages? When he spoke to her, he found that she was just catching up on her jogging and had free time after all. b. commitment The increase in Jeremy's credibility during the speech is due to which of the following? The use of one's own culture and its practices as the standard for interpreting the values, beliefs, and norms of another culture is known as e. long-term/short-term orientation, Thrift, industriousness, and respect for elders/ancestors are valued in cultures with Ch.15 From the Earliest Art to the Bronze Age, N432 Test 2: Ch. a. to convince listeners to do something they are not currently doing. When a speaker attempts to change listeners' attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors or attempts to motivate them to take some action, the purpose of this speech is According to social information processing theory, people are able to manage their impressions and self-images online without ever speaking to another person. d. Because of social media, communicators can now reach out to larger and more varied audiences than in the past. b. organizational culture. c. the halo effect. Which of the following is an accurate statement about communication? c. nonconformity b. previews the content of the speech, includes the thesis, and also includes the speaker's name. Raul's confusion about Americans' pace of life is based on which aspect of nonverbal behavior? a. d. understand the perspective of people who are experts. Speech context depends on the relationship of the communicators and the situation. Julia really meant he was wealthy. e. topical. This is an example of social media's ____________. C. Most body language is related to emotions and attitudes. e. indexing. 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? c. social climbing. a. isolation. 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