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Which of the following best describes Denotative meaning? - correct answer Restrictive or literal meaning of a word Language is the power to do all of the following except - correct answer Has the power to tell us exactly what another person is thinking Jargon is best described as - correct answer A specialized vocabulary that functions as a kind of shorthand for people with common backgrounds and experience Which of the following is NOT true of the rules that govern language? - correct answer Symbolic The triangle of meaning by Richards and Ogdon - correct answer Object/Referent Why is it important to study communication - correct answer -It's used every time we interact with others -It helps us relay information more effectively Anything that interrupts the communication process is considered - correct answer Noise Which of the following are the four types of communication - correct answer Interpersonal & Intrapersonal, Public, Small group, mass communication The definition of identity management is - correct answer The ongoing process of an individual negotiating who he or she is publicly in the context of their environment, family, peer groups, and other social situations. Self-fulfilling prophecies can occur when one person's expectations govern another person's actions, which of the following is an example of this type of self-fulfilling prophecy? - correct answer The coach constantly affirms the player and the player excels All communication exists within certain - correct answer Context Reflected Appraisal is: - correct answer messages people receive about themselves from others A semantic rule governs: - correct answer The actual meaning of the words and what they mean Why would a person manage their identity - correct answer -To create and maintain a front to follow social rules -Because you want to be seen a certain way -Because you can use it to influence others An example of a euphemism would be: - correct answer Nick saying overweight instead of fat because he doesn't like to use the word fat The CEO of a company tells her employees that, "The organization is going to be restructuring each department", rather than saying "There are going to be layoffs in each department". This is an example of: - correct answer Euphemisms I call my friend on the phone and ask her how she is doing. She tells me she is having a bad day. I tell her that I hope her day gets better and she says thanks. The channel in this scenario is: - correct answer The phone An example of breaking a phonological rule would be: - correct answer Pronouncing the word champagne like "cham-pag-nu" An example of feedback would be: - correct answer -Rolling your eyes when your friend tells you something you don't want to hear -Screaming at the driver next to you when they cut you off -Slouching in your chair closing your eyes while the instructor is speaking A self-perception is: - correct answer The way in which people see themselves During which of Knapp's stages does touch increase - correct answer Intensifying During the circumscribing stage couples are most likely to talk about which of the following - correct answer The problems in the relationship Which of the following does NOT take place during the stagnating stage? - correct answer Start avoiding eachother Which of the following is NOT one of the dialectical tensions? - correct answer Sophistication verses Primal Which of the following best describes dialectical tension? - correct answer Conflicts that arise when two opposing or incompatible forces exist simultaneously. Which of the following is a component of self-disclosure? - correct answer -Occurs incrementally -Relatively scarce -Occurs in dyads -Generally symmetrical Which of the following is NOT a dimension of intimacy? - correct answer Care giving __________ is the process of deliberately revealing information about oneself that is significant and that would not normally be known by others. - correct answer Self-disclosure __________ is the shift from relatively non revealing messages to more personal ones. - correct answer Depth During which of Mark Knapp's stages does breaking up become difficult? - correct answer Integrating __________ is the stage when you are "just going through the motions". There is a loss of intimacy and connection. - correct answer Stagnating Social exchange theory: __________ - Cost=Outcome - correct answer Rewards Which of the following is the correct pairing of the dialectical tensions of intimate relationships? - correct answer Autonomy vs. Connection Predictability vs. Novelty Openness vs. Closedness __________ is a cultural time orientation that views time as flexible, whereby multiple tasks can be pursued simultaneously, whereas __________ is a cultural time orientation that places a high value on time as a commodity and views time as rigid or flexed. - correct answer Polychronic; Monochronic People who listen closely with the goal of using that information against the speaker at a later time are engaged in what type of behavior? - correct answer Ambushing Which of the following is the definition of critical listening? - correct answer Listening that focuses on evaluating, judging or criticizing the message of a speaker individualistic cultures emphasize the value of community. Family and group goals, needs and desires are put above those of the individual. True or False? - correct answer False Co-Cultures are the non-dominant cultural groups that exist in a national culture. True or False? - correct answer True People are attracted to people who are different from themselves; they are especially drawn to people when they view their differences as positive or as something that can benefit them. True or False? - correct answer True The model below is an example of which communication model? - correct answer Transactional Model Which of the following is not one of the reasons why we communicate? - correct answer Nutritional needs Which of the following are the three criteria for communicating competently? - correct answer Appropriateness, Effectiveness, Ethi

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GCU COM-100 Exam 1
Which of the following best describes Denotative meaning? - correct answer
Restrictive or literal meaning of a word



Language is the power to do all of the following except - correct answer Has the
power to tell us exactly what another person is thinking



Jargon is best described as - correct answer A specialized vocabulary that functions
as a kind of shorthand for people with common backgrounds and experience



Which of the following is NOT true of the rules that govern language? - correct answer
Symbolic



The triangle of meaning by Richards and Ogdon - correct answer Object/Referent



Why is it important to study communication - correct answer -It's used every time
we interact with others

-It helps us relay information more effectively



Anything that interrupts the communication process is considered - correct answer
Noise



Which of the following are the four types of communication - correct answer
Interpersonal & Intrapersonal, Public, Small group, mass communication



The definition of identity management is - correct answer The ongoing process of
an individual negotiating who he or she is publicly in the context of their environment, family, peer
groups, and other social situations.

, Self-fulfilling prophecies can occur when one person's expectations govern another person's actions,
which of the following is an example of this type of self-fulfilling prophecy? - correct answer
The coach constantly affirms the player and the player excels



All communication exists within certain - correct answer Context



Reflected Appraisal is: - correct answer messages people receive about themselves
from others



A semantic rule governs: - correct answer The actual meaning of the words and
what they mean



Why would a person manage their identity - correct answer -To create and maintain
a front to follow social rules

-Because you want to be seen a certain way

-Because you can use it to influence others



An example of a euphemism would be: - correct answer Nick saying overweight
instead of fat because he doesn't like to use the word fat



The CEO of a company tells her employees that, "The organization is going to be restructuring each
department", rather than saying "There are going to be layoffs in each department". This is an example
of: - correct answer Euphemisms



I call my friend on the phone and ask her how she is doing. She tells me she is having a bad day. I tell her
that I hope her day gets better and she says thanks. The channel in this scenario is: - correct answer
The phone



An example of breaking a phonological rule would be: - correct answer Pronouncing
the word champagne like "cham-pag-nu"



An example of feedback would be: - correct answer -Rolling your eyes when your
friend tells you something you don't want to hear

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