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A quiz to review for studying for Comm105A final exam.
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Which of these is true about identity management
cannot be learned
is dishonest
is a conscious process
is collaborative
2
A speech given off top of one's head is
Impromptu
Manuscript
Memorized
Extemporaneous
3
Exaggerated beliefs associated with a categorizing system are
Facework
Stereotypes
Narratives
Social script
4
An informative purpose statement will usually be worded to stress audience
Attitude and interest
Knowledge and ability
Knowledge and attitude
Ability and attitude
5
This form of communication focuses on communication between 2 people or small group of people.
Mass communication
Computer-mediated communication
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
6
Which is considered non-mediated communication?
Texting
Instant messaging
Face to face
Zoom meeting
7
Johari Window involves four frames that are:
Open, closed, hidden, unknown
Open, closed, front, back
Open, hidden, front, back
Open, blind, hidden, unknown
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ideal number of main points in an informative speech
3 to 5
1 or 2
5 to 9
3 to 7
9
Lack of face-to-face contact in online comm often causes ____________, which may make it easy to respond aggressively.
Disinhibition
Inhibition
Anger
Resentment
10
Connective words and phrases that facilitate the speaker's movement from one idea to another:
internal previews
transitions
internal summaries
signposts
11
Pattern organizes a speech by describing an unsatisfactory state of affairs and then proposing a plan to remedy
Cause and effect
Chronological
Topical
Problem solution
12
John asks a woman who is not pregnant when the baby is due. What language rule did John break?
Syntactic rule
Pragmatic rule
Semantic rule
Social rule
13
Three important characteristics that affect conflict in online comm are delay, disinhibition, and
Power
Permanence
Cyberdependency
Indirect communication
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According to Johari Window, the knowledge about you that others have, but you are not aware of
Blind area
Open area
Hidden area
Unknown area
15
Incorrectly thinking that a person's frown indicates her disapproval of you is a problem of
Negotiation
Recognition
Interpretation
Selection
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____ refers to opinions of experts or the accounts of witnesses.
Testimony
Repetition
Definition
Statistics
17
One skill to show we are actively listening to understand someone's point of view
Judging
Avoiding eye contact
completing their sentences
Paraphrasing
18
According to the social penetration theory, the depth of a relationship has to do with
how many topics you discuss
how much you reveal
how central the topics you discuss are to your self-concept
how far you distance yourself when talking to another person
19
Type of leader primarily motivated by the mission of the group or organization.
Laissez-faire
Transactional
Situational
Transformational
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Subgroups to address an issue and then report back to the group at large.
Panel
Breakout
Focus
Forum
21
The nature of the self is
unaffected by how you think people perceive you
unaffected by how you look at people
derived from experience and projected onto future behavior
unaffected by past experience
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Underestimate of sophistication of audience and speaker tells them little they don't know
Information hunger
Information balance
Information underload
Information overload
23
You are late for dinner at grandmother’s, she says, "It must be nice to sleep late instead of waking up early to cook."
Nonassertive
Directly aggressive
Aggressive
Passive aggressive
24
Human communication is the process of
interacting in a way that transcends situations
accomplishing universal meaning
creating meaning through symbolic interaction
sending isolated messages
25
Groupthink occurs when group members let the desire for consensus override other considerations
False
True
26
Audience involvement with a speech by use of participation or volunteers will generally have the effect of
increasing audience comprehension
distracting some listeners
decreasing topic relevance
increasing audience trust
27
Jordan states, “I will share three reasons why UVB rays are important.” This is an example of a
preview
statement of emphasis
internal summary
signpost
28
Which of these is
not
a type of supportive response involved in listening
Deconstructing
Comforting
Analyzing
Advising
29
Membership in a social category, such as LGBTQ, that is part of an encompassing group, they are part of
Collectivist culture
Salient culture
Coculture
Culture
30
____________ govern how words sound when pronounced
Syntactic rules
Pragmatic rules
Phonological rules
Semantic rules
31
What is groupthink?
Extreme means of avoiding conflict
When group desire for consensus overrides analysis
Group desire for consensus overrides decision making
All of the above
32
What are the steps in the perception process
Selecting, attending, and interpreting
Arranging, processing, and perceiving
Organization, interpretation, and communication
Selection, organization, and interpretation
33
_____ are ideas that amplify the main ideas of a speech.
Topic ideas
Speech ideas
Subordinate ideas
Main ideas
34
Which of the following best exemplifies the linear model
Talking on the phone with a friend
Watching a video online
Instant messaging
Having a face-to-face conversation
35
Which approach to decision making is the most effective?
consensus; group understands outcome & implementation
averaging, because all voices are taken into account
decision by expert; that person most knowledgeable to decide
majority vote, because each group member has one vote
36
Your credibility as a speech maker is based on
how an audience perceives you
what you are really like
how well prepared you are to speak
your belief system
37
Snap judgments become particularly problematic when they are based on
Self-serving bias
Identity management
Stereotypes
Reflected appraisal
38
____ govern how members get the job done in groups
Social norms
Rules
Cultural norms
Task norms
39
Leader who lets group work under their own direction without interference.
Laissez-faire
Authoritarian
Referent
Democratic
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Communication is
Irreversible
Inevitable
All of the above
Unrepeatable
41
The Inuit have dozens of words for what we typically just call snow. This is an example of
jargon
linguistic relativism
pragmatic rules
emotive language
42
"It's kind of cold in here, don't you think?" is example of which speech style
Pop language
Disclaimer
Qualifier
Tag question
43
Type of listener only pays attention to the parts of conversation that interest them
Insulated listener
Pseudolistener
Selective listener
Defensive listener
44
Speech written out word for word then read aloud word for word is this type of presentation
Manuscript
Memorized
Impromptu
Extemporaneous
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Voluntary, purposeful revealing of personal info about us that others would not otherwise know
Self-concept
Self-disclosure
Circumscribing
Bonding