Correct Answers.
Communication is the process by which information is exchanged between individuals, through
a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. - Answer Which of the following statements
about Communication is correct?
transmitting information, sharing emotions, and coordination. - Answer Communication fulfills
3 main organizational functions, which are...
Noise - Answer If students try to go online to view the syllabus and the university's computer
system keeps shutting down on them as they read the syllabus, the students are dealing with
what aspect of the communication model?
selective perception - Answer The personal filtering of what we see and hear so as to suit our
own needs is...
Semantics - Answer You receive an email with he term SOX in the body and can't remember
what is refers to. In this scenario, you have been impacted by which communication barrier?
Salesman - Answer Which of the following terms is an example of biased language?
non-verbal, verbal, and written - Answer Communication can be categorized into three basic
types...:
Orienting new employees to the company's culture - Answer Storytelling is an effective form
of communication for which of the following situations?
written communication - Answer A memo is an example of....
is written by the sender and can be read any time by the receiver - Answer Communication
that is asynchronous....
True - Answer Communication is the process by which information is exchanged between
individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. (T/F)
False - Answer The sender in the communication process is totally responsible for successful,
effective communication between the sender and the receiver. (T/F)
, False - Answer In the communication process, noise is found only in the external environment
of the communication situation. (T/F)
False - Answer Communication is the process by which information is exchanged between
individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior. (T/F)
True - Answer The use of jargon can strengthen professional bonds with those of similar
backgrounds. (T/F)
made up of two or more individuals who are associated with one another in ways not
prescribed by the formal organization. - Answer An informal work group refers to...
Coach - Answer Which of the following leadership styles best serves a successful group as it
has evolved to the performing stage?
forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning - Answer Which of the following is the
order Tuckman proposes for group development stages?
Group members are trying to learn about one another - Answer Which of the following
statements is correct with regard to the forming stage of group development?
cohesion - Answer A group where there is a great deal of camaraderie if a group
experiencing....
Size - Answer Which of the following is a factor most likely to impact a group's cohesion?
Group-think - Answer NASA endured the Challanger disaster when group members conformed
with top managers' decisions that launching the apce shuttle in freezing temperatures was
better than missing the launch window. This is an example of what group process?
failues are blamed on external factors - Answer Symptoms of too much cohesion include...
develops when a perception of inequity in regard to rewards and/or blame arises is a group. -
Answer Social loafing..
any aspect of group interaction that inhibits group functioning. - Answer Process loss refers
to...