UNL COMM 101 EXAM 1
Sophists - ANSWERS-earliest teachers of public speaking in Ancient
Greece. They challenged the belief that life was predetermined by the
Gods and advocated for the belief of free will
Socrates - ANSWERS-the first rhetorician, Socratic method(teaching
by asking questions) taught plato
Plato - ANSWERS-studied under Socrates and was the teacher of
Aristotle
Attitude - ANSWERS-easiest to change
Value - ANSWERS-hardest to change
Belief - ANSWERS-Hard to change
Fallacies - ANSWERS-Post hoc (After, therefore, because of this) -
assuming cause and effect A caused B
Ad hominem (Attack the person not the issue, evidence, or reasoning)
Begging the question (made a conclusion based on a premise that
lacks support) not answering the question and gives another question
, Slippery Slope - ANSWERS-Suggests a certain action will set a series
of actions in motion, which results in an inevitable conclusion first the
do this then we all die, Ad verecundium (faulty appeals to authority)
Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs Theory - ANSWERS-basic needs,
safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-acutalization
Social Judgement theory - ANSWERS-small choices rather than
making big choices
Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) - ANSWERS-The central
information processing route - receiver consciously and directly
focuses on the persuasive communication while mentally elaborating
on the issues and actively seeking more info
Peripheral Info Processing Route - Info is processed almost instantly
w/o receiver's direct focus and w/o critically thinking about or
researching the issue. (Heuristic cues)
Rape Culture - ANSWERS-culture is which rape is a common, almost
expected event
Acquaintance rape - ANSWERS-someone you know
Stranger rape - ANSWERS-someone you don't know
Sophists - ANSWERS-earliest teachers of public speaking in Ancient
Greece. They challenged the belief that life was predetermined by the
Gods and advocated for the belief of free will
Socrates - ANSWERS-the first rhetorician, Socratic method(teaching
by asking questions) taught plato
Plato - ANSWERS-studied under Socrates and was the teacher of
Aristotle
Attitude - ANSWERS-easiest to change
Value - ANSWERS-hardest to change
Belief - ANSWERS-Hard to change
Fallacies - ANSWERS-Post hoc (After, therefore, because of this) -
assuming cause and effect A caused B
Ad hominem (Attack the person not the issue, evidence, or reasoning)
Begging the question (made a conclusion based on a premise that
lacks support) not answering the question and gives another question
, Slippery Slope - ANSWERS-Suggests a certain action will set a series
of actions in motion, which results in an inevitable conclusion first the
do this then we all die, Ad verecundium (faulty appeals to authority)
Maslow's Heirarchy of Needs Theory - ANSWERS-basic needs,
safety, love/belonging, esteem, self-acutalization
Social Judgement theory - ANSWERS-small choices rather than
making big choices
Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) - ANSWERS-The central
information processing route - receiver consciously and directly
focuses on the persuasive communication while mentally elaborating
on the issues and actively seeking more info
Peripheral Info Processing Route - Info is processed almost instantly
w/o receiver's direct focus and w/o critically thinking about or
researching the issue. (Heuristic cues)
Rape Culture - ANSWERS-culture is which rape is a common, almost
expected event
Acquaintance rape - ANSWERS-someone you know
Stranger rape - ANSWERS-someone you don't know
