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Introduction to Communication Studies
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1
a speaker or writer will regulate or control the activities of the listener by sharing verbal or nonverbal signals
True
False
2
In the communication process, senders ________ the message and the receivers _____________ it to understand the meaning.
send, receive
transfer, gives feedback
encode, decode
3
________ speaking typically involves a toast and is personal with an intimate emotional connection to people hearing it.
ceremonial
persuasive
informative
demonstrative
4
which symptom of GT refers to: “The group believes that those who disagree are opposed to the group on purpose”.
Direct Pressure on Dissenters
Collective Rationalization
Out – Group Stereotypes
Illusions of invulnerability
5
Communication is defined as the process of understanding and sharing _____
information
knowledge
meaning
6
The ___________ speaker uses emotional appeals and strong language in speeches.
persuasive
demonstrative
informative
ceremonial
7
People also utilize _______ as a means to determine if someone is being honest
Proxemics
Appearance
Eye gaze
8
Groupthink requires individuals to _________ raising controversial issues and there is loss of individual creativity
develop
understand
avoid
9
Which non-verbal communication includes waving, pointing, and using fingers to indicate numeric amounts.
Palalingustic
Gestures
Proxemics
10
According to SPT, ______ assessments become more critical as relationships deepen and the risks of self-disclosure rise.
boundaries
reward-cost
privacy
trust
11
In which model, the receiver is viewed as more of a target or end point rather than part of an ongoing process
Interaction Model
Linear Model
Transaction Model
12
With ___________ speaking, the speaker is trying simply to explain a concept to the audience members.
persuasive
ceremonial
demonstrative
informative
13
___________ can slow the rate of self-disclosure and even prevent relationships from forming.
insecurities
information.
trust
cultural barriers
14
Traditionally, public speaking was considered to be a part of the art of ___________.
self-confident
mass communication
All of them
persuasion
15
which symptom of GT: There's a belief that whatever the group does it will be right as they all know the right and wrong
Illusions of invulnerability
Belief in Inherent morality of the group
Out – Group Stereotypes
Collective Rationalization
16
Informing is a function of communication that can be used only verbally.
True
False
17
These speeches mark special occasions; they are common at weddings, graduations and funerals.
ceremonial
demonstrative
informative
persuasive
18
Communication is the backbone of effective decision-making processes in personal as well as professional lives
False
True
19
The linear model, describes communication as a ______ process.
Circulated
Two way
One-way
20
Which technology was the most influential one in shapping the transmission model of communicatin?
Radio
Telegraph
TV
21
When deciding whether to disclose personal information, communicators consider factors such as _________________ .
loss of privacy
trust
All of them
the longevity of the relationship
22
Which skill helps you to say "no" and to know your limits and don't let others take advantage of you
Engaged listening
Managing stress
Asserting yourself
23
Which non-verbal communication includes factors such as tone of voice, loudness, inflection, and pitch
Palalingustic
Proxemics
Gestures
24
Based on social penetration theory, ____________ is at the core of relationship development.
Religion Conviction
Preferences
Self-disclosure
Public self
25
A branch of nonverbal communication that refers to the ways in which people interact via the sense of touch
Proxemics
Haptics
Eye gaze
26
To avoid groupthink, why should we submit all the ideas to a standardized method of evaluation?
To consider being a no-show
To get an outsider’s perspective
To examine all alternatives thoroughly
to consider a team approach
27
The success of the talk in a public speaking is based on _____________?
native language
a clear way
different methods
a sharp and fast way
28
Which model has been proposed by Aristotle centuries before that included a speaker, message, and hearer.
Interaction Model
Transmission Model
Transaction Model
29
which symptom of GT refers to: “Silence from some is considered to reacceptance of the majority’s decision".
Illusions of invulnerability
Collective Rationalization
Self – Censorship
Direct Pressure on Dissenters
30
which symptom of GT: members of the group rationalize suggestions that challenge what the majority is thinking.
Illusions of invulnerability
Collective Rationalization
Collective Rationalization
Direct Pressure on Dissenters
31
What does semantic means in communication?
the different use of a language by people from different background
when a word means differently for two differnt group of people
the study of the meaning of words and phrases
32
To avoid groupthink, how can we evaluate ideas critically?
we should ask them to write briefly the pros and cons of ideas
to vote or comment on topics anonymously
to express themselves you can use a polling App
All of them
33
Each message in communication has to pass through at least two sets of filters. What are those?
noise and context
experiences and values
both of them
34
The Transaction Model incorporates feedback, which makes communication a more interactive, two-way process.
False
True
35
Groupthink occurs normally when there’s a strong sense of “_______” in the group.
self-esteem
ego
we
Individuality
36
The idea behind demonstrative speaking is that the audience members leave with the knowledge about how to do something.
informative
persuasive
demonstrative
ceremonial
37
In public speaking, if you are talking over the phone, the phone is the _________in the process.
sender
channel
interference
noise
38
Which factors may affect the amount of self-disclosure between partners as “barriers”.
social status
All of them
personality
race and religion
39
They try to maintain the harmony of the group and sacrifice individual _________ for groupthink.
decision
objection
benefit
critical thinking
40
_____________ is anything that affects the communication process. It may be internal or external.
feedback
interference
channel
sender
41
The speech communication process starts with the ________ who initiated the conversation or talk.
topic/subject
speaker
message
channel
42
To avoid groupthink, why should we select one person at random to be the devil’s advocate at each meeting?
All of them
to counter all popular ideas
to encourage healthy debate
to test the strength of opposing arguments
43
We also can’t consciously decide to stop communicating because communication is more than sending and receiving messages
True
False
44
Based on SPT, _________ Occurs when one or both communicators perceive that the cost of self-disclosure outweighs it
Depenetration
Orientation Stage
Affective Stage
Exploratory Affective Stage
45
In which model, the receiver is viewed as more of a target or end point rather than part of an ongoing process.
Transaction Model
Interaction Model
Linear Model
46
In public speaking, ‘science demonstrations’ are types of ____________ speaking.
persuasive
demonstrative
informative
ceremonial
47
In the communication process, what does the ‘situation’ refers to?
all of them
the place where the conversation happened
the physical setting of the event.
the time when the conversation happened
48
Appearance can also alter physiological reactions, judgments, and interpretations.
True
False
49
To avoid groupthink, how can we foster friendship between employees and fuel a competitive atmosphere?
All of them
by asking them to work on the same problem in small groups
by participating in a poll
by keeping the opinion to ourselves
50
To avoid groupthink, how can we get the outsider’s opinion if the topic is sensitive? We should _________.
Work on the same problem without the present of leader
Submit those ideas to a standardized method of evaluation
Talk with a trusted leader inside the company
Divide the members into smaller groups