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Unit 2 Review
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Processing sound in a meaningful way
Hearing
Listening
Communication
Cooking
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Leaving one or more of the expressions out
Messages to avoid
Observation
Whole Message
Partial Message
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Listening to your parents over your siblings is an example of what?
Speakers Power
The Message
Speakers Manner
Speakers Credibility
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Messages to avoid: "If you worked as hard a John in class you would do gooder.
Negative Comparison
Gooder
Sarcasm
Threat
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The action of thinking about something in a logical sensible way
Reasoning
Fallacy
Claim
Logic
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All four expressions, separate from one another
Whole Messages
Messages to Avoid
Partial Messages
Contaminated Messages
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Different Cultures have different styles in which they communication.
Source credibility
Prejudice
Speaking styles
Nonverbal communication
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Fallacy: Latin for, "it does not follow"
Testimonial
Hasty Generalization
Non-Batman
Non-Sequitor
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Observation
Thought
Royals
Conclusions
Facts
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You always have to provide whole message.
False
True
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Messages to avoid: "You are so lazy"
Negative Comparison
Threat
Judgemental "You"
Global Label
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Thoughts
Behavior change
Feelings
Emotions
Conclusions
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The Matrix is the best movie ever!
Of course
Is this even a real question?
Well, at least until the sequels came out.
Duh
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Messages to avoid: "Well you remember that one time that you....
Global Labels
Sarcasm
Judgemental "you"
Dragging up the Past
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Fallacy: Making a claim that this is for everyone.
Card Stackin
Glittering Generality
Bandwagon
Name Calling
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Listening is an important skill in school and the workplace
True
False
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A statement of what you believe to be true, typically without providing evidence or proof.
Reasoning
Claim
Logic
Fallacy
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Barrier type that's Internal psychological things that prevent someone from getting the message
Boredom
Listener (Reciever) Barrier
Laziness
External barrier
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Fallacy: Broad terms or phrases that don't tell you about why something is good. "Just do it"
Non-Sequitor
Glittering Generality
Bandwagon
Name Calling
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Listening barrier type, outside the sender and receiver.
Other Stimuli
Information Overload
External Barrier
Noises
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Students who make an effort to develop good listening habits usually see increases in
advance.
achievement.
ear wax.
thoughts.
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Do you enjoy Quizs?
They're alright
No
Yes
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You should provide feedback when listening
True
False
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Main points in your head
Refrain
Summarize
Feedback
Questions
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The amount and quality of sources effects how much someone will or will not listen to a speaker
Source Credibility
Feedback
Cultural barriers
Accents
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Messages to avoid: "If you don't quit talking to her we're done."
Whole message
Bandwagon
Threat
Sarcasm
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People whose minds are closed to new ideas due to their own background or choices.
Waiting to speak
Prejudice
Lack of Interest
Opinionatedness
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Do Quizs like this help you study for the exam?
Yes, they are very helpful
No, they are a waste of my time and abilities.
Kinda, like they help, but not enough to be worth it.
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It's important to hear everything all the time and make note of it.
True
False
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All four expressions
Needs, Thoughts, Feelings, Observations
Needs, Thoughts, Feelings, Threats
Partial, Needs, Observation
Observation, Testimonial, Feelings, Needs
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Key difference between hearing and listening
Effects
Energy
Effort
Meaning
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Fallacy: All women like chocolate and all men love bacon.
Card Stacking
Begging the Question
Hasty Generalization
Non-Bacon
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Reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.
Logic
Evidence
Claim
Fallacy
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Fallacy: Makes a claim about the usefulness of something w/o providing proof (infomercials)
Card Stacking
Begging the Question
Non-Sequitur
Testimonial
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Emotions
Conclusions
Feelings
Thoughts
Confusing
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Mixed or mislabeled messages
Whole Message
Messages to Avoid
Threat
Contaminated Message
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Fallacy: Has a celebrity sell a product that isn't in their field of knowledge.
Card stacking
Testimonial
Begging the Question
Hasty Generalization
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The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true
Fallacy
Claim
Reasoning
Evidence
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Reception of sound
Playing Catch
Listening
Hearing
Where's the Pop tarts?
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Listening skills help us to avoid?
Knowledge
Information
Misunderstanding
Listening
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The degree to which people can believe a speaker.
Credibility
Power
Accents
Message
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A mistaken belief, esp. one based on unsound argument
Fallacy
Claim
Reasoning
Evidence
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Messages to avoid: "You can't ever figure it out can you?"
Rude
Dragging up the past
Judgement "you"
Threat
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One way to show you're listening
Maintaining eye contact
Plugging your ears
Mumbling to act like you're paying attention
Being on your phone
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Fallacy: Only telling you the good things about a product/service.
Card Mapping
Card Backing
Card Swapping
Card Stacking
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Fallacy: Attacking the other side without showing why the other option is better.
Glittering Generality
Card Stacking
Bandwagon
Name Calling
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Listening helps makes the sender feel more?
Comfortable
Sad
Mad
Care
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Messages to avoid are messages you should avoid sending.
True
False
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One way to improve your listening
Try to type out everything you're hearing
Make a paper airplane
Avoid daydreaming, focus on what is being said
Nod along without actually paying attention
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Needs
Behavior Change
Chiefs
Wants
Facts
