CMST Mid-term Exam
Communication correct answers The process through which people use messages to generate meanings to generate messages to generate meanings to generate meanings within and across contexts, cultures, channels, and media
Five Features of Communicate correct answers Messages
Interaction
Context
Channel
Media
Linear Model of Communication correct answers Sender -> Receiver Channel = Telephone
one-way conversations
Interactive Model correct answers Sender --(messages)> Receiver <- (Feedback)
Feedback = approval or disapproval
Transactional Model of Communication correct answers Communicator -> <- Communicator
Five Requirements of Speech crafting correct answers invention
arrangment
style
memory
delivery
Types of Communication correct answers mediated (tech), interpersonal (face to face), small group, public communication
Nature of Self correct answers The ability to view yourself as a unique person person, distinct from your surrounding environment, and to reflect on your thoughts feelings, and
behaviors - in short
Social comparison correct answers when you compare yourself to others
Critical self-reflection correct answers what am I thinking and feeling
why am I thinking and feeling this way, how am I communicating?
Self-concept correct answers beliefs-connections that you have, attitudes-evaluations that you have, values- moral standards, deep important things self-verification theory correct answers associate yourself with people that verify you beliefs, attitudes values.
Self-fulfilling prophecies correct answers if you convicted yourself you are bad at something then you will probably be bad at it
Self-discreoancing theory correct answers ideal self (you), ought self(other think)
individualistic culture correct answers individual goals matters more than are group goals
collectivistic culture correct answers the needs of many outlay the needs of one
Gender correct answers set of social,psychological, and cultural attributes that characterize a person as male or female.
private self correct answers who you are but don't want others to see
public self correct answers who others see you as
creating faces and masks correct answers hiding your emotions or what you think
losing face correct answers embarrassment, conflict between private self and public self
Perception correct answers the process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting information from your senses
fundamental attribution error correct answers she looks mad so she must be a temped person
actor-observer effect correct answers attributing other, people behavior to their character and ones own behavior to the situation
Self-serving bias correct answers if you fail its not because of you but other people
Gestalts correct answers a general impression of a person thats positive or negative
algebraic impressions correct answers analyzing the positive and negative things you learn about someone, then updating this impression as you learn new information
stereotypes correct answers impression based on categories race, age, gender, most common way we form impressions
perception correct answers checking-review your knowledge about the person
review
Communication correct answers The process through which people use messages to generate meanings to generate messages to generate meanings to generate meanings within and across contexts, cultures, channels, and media
Five Features of Communicate correct answers Messages
Interaction
Context
Channel
Media
Linear Model of Communication correct answers Sender -> Receiver Channel = Telephone
one-way conversations
Interactive Model correct answers Sender --(messages)> Receiver <- (Feedback)
Feedback = approval or disapproval
Transactional Model of Communication correct answers Communicator -> <- Communicator
Five Requirements of Speech crafting correct answers invention
arrangment
style
memory
delivery
Types of Communication correct answers mediated (tech), interpersonal (face to face), small group, public communication
Nature of Self correct answers The ability to view yourself as a unique person person, distinct from your surrounding environment, and to reflect on your thoughts feelings, and
behaviors - in short
Social comparison correct answers when you compare yourself to others
Critical self-reflection correct answers what am I thinking and feeling
why am I thinking and feeling this way, how am I communicating?
Self-concept correct answers beliefs-connections that you have, attitudes-evaluations that you have, values- moral standards, deep important things self-verification theory correct answers associate yourself with people that verify you beliefs, attitudes values.
Self-fulfilling prophecies correct answers if you convicted yourself you are bad at something then you will probably be bad at it
Self-discreoancing theory correct answers ideal self (you), ought self(other think)
individualistic culture correct answers individual goals matters more than are group goals
collectivistic culture correct answers the needs of many outlay the needs of one
Gender correct answers set of social,psychological, and cultural attributes that characterize a person as male or female.
private self correct answers who you are but don't want others to see
public self correct answers who others see you as
creating faces and masks correct answers hiding your emotions or what you think
losing face correct answers embarrassment, conflict between private self and public self
Perception correct answers the process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting information from your senses
fundamental attribution error correct answers she looks mad so she must be a temped person
actor-observer effect correct answers attributing other, people behavior to their character and ones own behavior to the situation
Self-serving bias correct answers if you fail its not because of you but other people
Gestalts correct answers a general impression of a person thats positive or negative
algebraic impressions correct answers analyzing the positive and negative things you learn about someone, then updating this impression as you learn new information
stereotypes correct answers impression based on categories race, age, gender, most common way we form impressions
perception correct answers checking-review your knowledge about the person
review
