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Individuals with this conflict style are willing to "split the difference" with other members
Avoiding
Compromising
Collaborating
Forcing
2
Behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words is known as:
American Sign Language
verbal communication
nonverbal communication
none of the above
3
__involve facts and values; also involves a call for action by the members of your audience.
Debatable Claim
Fact Claim
Value Claim
Policy Claim
4
What are the three components of group communication competence?
knowledge, behavior, motivation
skill, motivation, ability
knowledge, skill, motivation
behavior, cost, rewards
5
Distance ranging from 18 inches to 4 feet is known as
Intimate distance
Social distance
Public distance
Personal distance
6
Which pattern of organization for works well for claims when speakers seek immediate action?
Monroe's Motivated Sequence
Problem-Solution
Problem-Cause-Solution
Comparative Advantage
7
Putting your hand on your belly while stating you are too full is considered a/an:
Affect Display
Emblem
Illustrator
Adaptor
8
Flipping someone off for slow driving is what type of nonverbal code?
Emblem
Regulator
Adaptor
Illustrator
9
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of small group communication?
Identity
Abiltiy
Norms
Group Talk
10
Sharing information that reveals what you are feeling, thinking, and wishing for is known as
Behavioral Flexibility
None of the above
Self-Disclosure
Provisionalism
11
"Children are our future and should be given the opportunity to advance their education" is a:
Specific Purpose Statement
General Purpose Statement
Topic
Central Idea
12
Contradictions between openness and closedness is a part of which theory?
Relational Dialectics Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Social Penetration Theory
Uncertainty Reduction Theory
13
Speakers should concentrate on persuading their target audience rather than the whole crowd.
False
True
14
Coral reef is dying at a fast rate -->pollution is a problem in our oceans is an example of:
Casual Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning
Inductive Reasoning
Analogical Reasoning
15
"To persuade others that CMU is the best university in the world" is an example of a:
Central Idea
Specific Purpose Statement
Topic
General Purpose Statement
16
"My schedule becomes OUR schedule" is a part of what relational stage?
Intensifying
Bonding
Experimenting
Integrating
17
____ ____
involve matter of fact, but they also attach a judgment to a topic.
Debatable Claim
Value Claim
Policy Claim
Fact Claim
18
The higher the ____ the more likely audience members will be persuaded by the speaker's message
Derived Credibility
Terminal Credibility
Initial Credibility
19
Speakers demonstrate __ when they show their competence to address a topic.
Character
Intelligence
Credibility
Satisfaction
20
Language is all of the following
except
Ambiguous
Arbitrary
None of the Above
Abstract
21
What's the name of my pet cat?
June
Kevin
Karen
Molly
22
This stage of group development establishes rules and roles.
Forming
Norming
Storming
Performing
23
A strategy we use to fake our attention with friends, in classes, and audience members is:
None of the above
Fake-Listening
Semi-Listening
Pseudo-Listening
24
A regularly published magazine or journal is considered a:
Periodical
Online Catalog
Newspaper
Reference Work
25
Organizing your speech with sequences of events in the order which they occur is an example of
Chronological Pattern
Spatial Pattern
Cause-Effect Pattern
Topical Pattern
26
Which of the following is
NOT
a step in the listening process?
Focusing
Interpretation
Attention
Hearing
27
This theory recognizes that change is constant, inevitable, and evident in all relationships.
Social Penetration Theory
Uncertainty Reduction Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Relational Dialectics Theory
28
Kim is giving a speech on Electric Forest. This type of informative speech is an example of:
concepts
events
objects
processes
29
How can you tell if a website is credible?
Determine if the information is relevant
Look at the author
All of the above
Look at the website's URL
30
Proxemics refers to which of the following nonverbal behavior?
Touch
Time
Vocalics
Space
31
This type of listening involves listening for enjoyment purposes.
Comprehensive Listening
Empathic Listening
Appreciative Listening
Critical Listening
32
Which of the following is
NOT
a purpose of informative speaking?
influence attitudes and behaviors
help listeners apply information
increase listener's understanding of topic
spark a desire for information
33
Establishes a general principal or conclusion, then moves to specific examples to support it.
Inductive Reasoning
Deductive Reasoning
Analogical Reasoning
Causal Reasoning
34
The automatic physical function in which the ear receives sound is called:
Listening
Hearing
35
Two things are compared. Argument is made that what is true for one must be true for the other
Inductive Reasoning
Causal Reasoing
Deductive Reasoning
Analogical Reasoning
36
Using a/an ______ in your speech is good because humans are story-telling creatures.
Narrative
Analogy
Interview
Quote
37
"I'm sorry your semester is rough. You've been taking hard classes, but you're a good student"
Confirming Message
Disconfirming Message
38
During a COM 101 lecture, students engage in what type of listening?
Appreciative Listening
Critical Listening
Empathic Listening
Comprehensive Listening
39
Which of the following is
NOT
part of a supportive climate?
Empathy
Spontaneity
Equality
Superiority
40
People are supposed to look after themselves and their immediate families only in this culture.
Outgroup
Cohesive
Collectivistic
Individualistic
41
REWARDS– COST = RELATIONAL OUTCOME
Uncertainty Reduction Theory
Relational Dialectics Theory
Social Penetration Theory
Social Exchange Theory
42
What would be an excellent suggestion for using supporting material?
Use a variety of support material
Appeal to different learning styles
All of the above
Cite sources during your speech
43
This
conflict
style glosses over differences and downplays disagreements to
maintain
relationships
Accomodating
Compromising
Avoiding
Collaborating
44
Tone of voice, volume, pitch, rate, and tempo are all a part of:
Paralanguage
Kinesics
Haptics
Chronemics
45
Which of the following is
NOT
a characteristic of verbal communication?
Language is symbolic
Language is unambiguous
Language is arbitrary
Language is governed by rules
46
By using ___, you build credibility by showing expert support your general views or positions.
Professional Interview
Expert Testimony
Peer Testimony
47
Manny is giving a speech on Buddhism. This type of informative speech is an example of:
processes
concepts
objects
events
48
Standard of behavioral expectations shared by group members are known as:
Rules
Norms
Codes
Roles
49
Relationships can only begin and deepen through self-disclosure is a part of:
Social Penetration Theory
Relational Dialectics Theory
Uncertainty Reduction Theory
Social Exchange Theory
50
The technique of spontaneously generating a list of ideas is known as:
Taking Personal Inventory
Clustering
Brainstroming
51
Which of the following is a myth of listening?
Reading and listening involve similar skills
Listening is hard
Listening requires planning
Listening is not a matter of intelligence
52
What are the five steps of Monroe’s Motivated Sequence?
Need,Attention, Satisfaction, Visualization, Action.
Attention, Need, Satisfaction,Visualization, Action
Need,Satisfaction, Visualization, Attention, Action.
Attention,Visualization, Need, Satisfaction, Action
53
Which is the most common form of organizing an informative speech?
Spatial
Topical
Chronological Pattern
Cause-Effect Pattern
54
Which of the following is
NOT
addressed in vigilant interaction theory?
Objectives
Choices
Solution
Problem Analysis