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1
People who tend to do less work in a group than they would as individuals are known as?
Social bystanders
Social loafers
Social helpers
Social harmonizers
2
You are trying to concentrate but are distracted by other students talking, what kind of noise are you experiencing?
Internal
External
Physiological
Psychological
3
The real-life events depicted in the documentary
Catfish
exemplify the problem of _______ online.
posting pictures
deception
shopping
gaming
4
Sheldon is upset because Penny is sitting in his chair. Which nonverbal concept does this situation describe?
Environment
Haptics
Kinesics
Territoriality
5
Camilla cannot get work bc of her past social media post, this demonstrates what aspect of social meida?
impermanence.
message richness.
synchronicity.
permanence.
6
Linguistic relativism means that ____________.
the worldview of a culture is influenced by the language its members speak.
language is determined by the physical structure of vocal apparatus
Polyglots languages tend to speak all of them in relatively the same way.
a person’s country of origin determines the language its members speak.
7
____________ is the inability or unwillingness to express one’s thoughts or feelings in a conflict.
Aggression
Accommodation
Withholding
Nonassertion
8
When possessing one positive traits, others tend to think a person has other positive traits. This is known as?
Beauty-effect.
Positive-effect.
Birds-of-a-feather effect.
Halo-effect.
9
Which of the following types of siblings are likely to communicate with one another only on special occasions?
Longing
Competitive
Apathetic
Hostile
10
The study of body movement, facial expression, gesture, and posture is called ____________.
chronemics.
haptics.
kinesics.
paralanguage.
11
The tension between wanting to be together and independent in a relationship is known as?
Privacy-openness.
Novelty-predicability.
Connected-autonomy.
Closedness-autonomy.
12
In the transactional model, _______ represent information shared between people via words or nonverbal cues.
messages
contexts
environments
channels
13
Fast
or
slow
,
small
or
large
,
smart
or
stupid
, and
short
or
long
are examples of words of what type?
Slang
Euphemistic
Equivocal
Relative
14
Which form of nonverbal comm. is the most "powerful?"
Haptics
Vocalics
Proxemics
Kinesics
15
“I really should be studying, but I’ll give you a ride” is a statement most likely to be made by a ____________.
pseudoaccommodator.
joker.
trivial tyrannizer.
guiltmaker.
16
Viewing our relationships are a cost-benefit analysis is known as?
social agency theory.
attraction theory.
personal transaction theory.
social exchange theory.
17
Interaction between people who share emotional closeness and treat each other as unique individuals is known as
metacommunication.
interpersonal communication.
intrapersonal communication.
group communication.
18
Dressing up to go to a party is an example of how nonverbal communication helps with
identity management.
social media presence.
affect displays.
emotional intelligence.
19
El is traveling in London & is surprised when the server brings her cookies when she ordered biscuits for breakfast.
More communication is always better.
Communication is symbolic.
Communication is relational.
Communication is a process.
20
A collection of symbols governed by rules and used to convey messages between people is designated by the term___?
communication.
language.
media.
transactions.
21
Because social media post can come back to haunt you, social media represents what aspect of communication?
Communication is irreversible.
Communication is collaborative.
Messages are conveyed via channels.
Communication is a process.
22
Parents who are strict and expect unquestioning obedience “because I said so” use which kind of parenting style?
Authoritative
Hostile
Authoritarian
Permissive
23
Only seeking out information that reaffirms one's worldview is known as?
inflammatory bias.
inferential statements.
confirmation bias.
opinion statements.
24
Research shows that most people can only sustain about 150 relationships, a figure known as _______ number
Johari
Baxter
Dunbar
Robin
25
The social penetration model is used to describe which two dimensions of disclosure in communication?
Breadth and depth
Personal and interpersonal
Quantity and quality
Depth and height
26
Individual roles not officially assigned to group members & are rarely acknowledged by the group in words are called
Formal roles
Dysfunctional roles
Egocentric roles.
Group roles (informal)
27
Which of the following is an example of a directly aggressive message?
If you really cared about me, you would show it more often
It makes me feel like you don't appreciate me when you don't say thank you
When you talk over me, I feel like you don't care about what I have to say
You had better shut up before I shut you up
28
Any stimulus that interferes with the accurate reception of a message is referred to as
noise.
sound.
feedback.
intervention.
29
Comm. theory that posits that we use different media to meet different need is known as?
Communication dependency
Social exchange
Practical motivations
Uses and gratifications
30
Roughly what percentage of people report that their romantic partners’ social media interactions have made them jealous?
50%
75%
25%
90%
31
Differences in how people use punctuation online is most often indicated by the user’s
age
race.
gender.
profession.
32
____________ refers to the emotional tone of a relationship.
Communication climate
Emotional climate
Interpersonal component
Interpersonal component
33
You have sensitive information that you want to remain private. The safest medium for sharing this information would be?
face-to-face.
Snapchat.
Twitter.
a private Facebook message.
34
____ are cultures that exist alongside the mainstream culture.
Polycultures.
Cocultures.
Monocultures.
Macrocultures.
35
Your neighbor's loud music has kept you awake, but you have not said anything. Which type of conflict is this?
Internal conflict
Interpersonal conflict.
Intrapersonal conflict.
External conflict.
36
After matching on tinder, you begin to ask the person about their interest. Which stage of Knapp’s developmental?
Initiating
Integrating
Intensifying
Experimenting
37
The complex overlap and interactions of multiple identities and social factors is called _________.
salience.
intersectionality.
ethnicity.
cognitive complexity.
38
____________ words have more than one correct dictionary definition.
Overly abstract
Equivocal
Jargon
Relative
39
When a person’s expectations of an outcome & their subsequent behavior increase the chances that the outcome will occur
self-serving bias
self-efficacy
self-fulfilling prophecy
self-determination
40
When you cannot concentrate well because you are hungry, hot/cold, tired and so on. What type of noise is this?
External noise
Psychological noise
Physiological noise
Environmental noise
41
In the transactional model, all participants help to shape a communication episode is known as?
Shared noise
Intentional messaging
Utilizing context
Co-created meaning
42
Julio asked Dolores how her day at work was. She shrugs her shoulders. Which nonverbal function is Dolores using?
Complementing
Substituting
Repeating
Accenting
43
What is the term which describes the degree to which members feel connected with and committed to a group?
uncertainty-tolerant culture.
Cohesiveness
individualistic culture.
Groupthink
44
The thoughts and feelings associated with a word provide the _______ of that word.
pragmatic meaning
denotative meaning
convergent meaning
connotative meaning
45
Cultures that tend to emphasize membership in particular groups are considered ____________.
individualistic.
high power distance.
low context.
collectivistic.
46
____________ messages deny the value of another person, implying a lack of agreement or respect for that person
Confirming
Disconfirming
Aggressive
Disconcerting
47
People from individualistic cultures are more likely to
argue with a stranger on the street.
be comfortable with silence.
hide their displeasure about bad service.
apologize for something they did not do.
48
Which of the following is
not
a good predictor of long-term relationship success between romantic partners?
Initial sensations of romantic bliss.
Levels of trust.
Degrees of agreeableness.
Emotional expressiveness.
49
Which of the following is
not
a factor that influences how we choose relational partners?
Reciprocal self-disclosure
Proximity
Mutual admiration
Identity management
50
If you are part of a high-power distance culture, it’s considered natural and respectful to treat __________.
people who call attention to themselves with appreciation.
some people as more important than others.
everyone as equals.
subordinates with deference.
51
The way people regard others and the world around them is the definition of
Attribution.
Interpretation.
Self-perception.
Perception.
52
When we judge others harshly but ourselves generously, we are engaging in?
Negativity-bias.
Person-serving bias.
Justification of effort.
Self-serving bias
53
Words such as cap, bet, and rizz are known as?
slang
euphemisms
denotations
relative words
54
Research has indicated a link between heavy internet use, including social media, and
elevated levels of happiness.
increased loneliness.
decreased social anxiety.
improved performance at work.
55
What word describes a version of the same language that contains substantially different words and meanings?
Jargon
Dialect
Divergence
Slang
56
____ is the process of revealing significant information about oneself that would not normally be known by others.
Self-discovery
Self-disclosure
signification
Self-analysis