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CMST 2061 Midterm Exam Questions with
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Which of the following is primarily related to Stage 4 of the linear
communication model, perceiving the information as a message.

a. Attending

b. Decoding

c. Channeling

d. Deciding Answer: Attending

Employees complain of feeling overwhelmed by e-mail and text messages, with
some employees checking their e-mail boxes up to 40 times per hour. Such
constant connection with others results in Answer: Information overload

Communication competence involves knowing what's appropriate and having
the requisite communication skills to perform. What is the third factor
important to defining communication competence? Answer: Motivation

Meaning is a central concept to the communication process. From the
communication perspective meaning would best be described as Answer: The
subjective response of a communication to experiences and symbols used to
label those experiences.

According to Chapter 1, which business and professional communication
problem does office gossip fall under? Answer: Ethical dilemmas

Perception refers to Answer: Identifying and classifying stimuli apprehended by
the senses

Communication through new media channels are best described by the linear
model of communication, while face-to-face meetings are form of
communication that truly fit the simultaneous transaction model Answer: False

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Quiet communicators are often perceived as less competent than their more
verbal counterparts Answer: True

The "personalness" of new media is a measure of well they simulate face-to-face
conversation Answer: True

Though important for many service oriented fields like travel, hospitality, real
estate and sales, good communication skills are not particularly important for
highly technical scientific fields Answer: False

It is difficult to change an organization's culture if the change you want to make
is different than the vision held by senior leadership or management Answer:
True

The Hawthorn Studies led to a new classification of theories about organizing,
called: Answer: Humanistic theory

A system of concepts with indications of the relationships among them that
help us to understand a phenomenon is the definition of Answer: Formal,
scholarly theory

Max Weber's Theory of Bureaucracy is an example of Answer: Classical
Theory

Permeable boundaries enable an organization to: Answer: Function as a
relatively open system

Excellent cultures spend more time planning, discussing, and analyzing than
weak, ineffective organizational cultures Answer: False

Critics claimed that, of the two Humanistic theories, the Human Resources
approach didn't do enough to emphasize organizational goals and needs
Answer: False

More than one theory can explain the same phenomenon Answer: True

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