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The process of sending, receiving, and responding to messages is called what? |
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In the communication process, the sender is the one who: |
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In the communication process, the receiver is the one who |
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intercepts and decodes the message |
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The best definition for feedback is |
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receiver responding either verbally or nonverbally to a message |
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Any obstacle that gets in the way of effective communication is called |
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________________ is the art or study of public speaking |
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What do you call someone who delivers speeches and uses words effectively? |
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What is nonverbal communication? |
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body language, gestures and facial expression |
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Anything that stands for an idea is called what? |
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What factor is critical for group work? |
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a formal discussion to present opposing points of view |
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Which kind of group member seeks attention by bringing up irrelevant topics? |
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Which of the following can be a pitfall to leadership? |
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not paying attention to details, not listening to others, and being afraid to fail |
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What is another name for stage fright? |
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fear of speaking, communication apprehension, and performance anxiety |
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According to the planks of confidence, which of these things can help ease stage fright when speaking? |
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being organized, having notes, and behaving in a friendly manner |
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“How now brown cow” is an example of ________________. |
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What speaking technique places words that are in opposition to each other directly beside one another, such as cruel kindness? |
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What speaking technique uses exaggeration or overstatement? |
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What does connotation mean? |
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associations we have for a word |
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What is the extemporaneous method of delivery? |
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freely delivering your speech from a brief outline |
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What term means the vocal notes you hit while speaking? |
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the alteration of your vocal tone |
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the crispness or distinctness with which you speak |
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“My love is like a red, red rose” is an example of what? |
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“I called you a million times last night” is an example of _________. |
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“Tiger Woods isn’t a bad golfer” is an example of ___________. |
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In delivering a speech, the repetition of a phrase (such as “I have a dream…”) is called _____________. |
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Which faulty arguments are examples of fallacies? |
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hasty generalization, circumstantial evidence, mistaken causality |
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What is it called when your argument assumes that whatever you are trying to prove is true? |
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Her bookshelf revealed that she was a(n) _____ fan of mystery books. |
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The rescue dogs were trained to sniff through the _____ and signal their handlers when they located a possible survivor. |
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The paparazzi were _____ around Britney Spears to get a photo of her and her children playing at the park. |
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Fisherman like to _____ early in the morning for the best chance at catching the most salmon. |
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Two of the most popular cheerleaders _____ over which one of them would take the handsome quarterback to the prom. |
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Some of our family members were embarrassed by our mob-connected _____. |
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When we studied the prehistoric _____, I learned that early humans made several advancements in tool making. |
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Jerry had to _____ the courage to ask his secret crush, Maryanne, to dance at the prom. |
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The _____ moment came when Truman decided he wanted to escape. |
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Some bosses are _____ at motivating their employees to work more efficiently. |
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