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Communication correct answers Managing mutual responding
Wallace Habits of Ethical Communication correct answers 1. Search
2. Justice
-concerns fact vs opinion
3. Transparency
-concerns motives
4. Respect for dissent
-OK with encountering disagreement
Relationship results and content results occur correct answers simultaneously and inseparably
Content Results correct answers revolves around meaning...
understanding a message (more internal than
behavioral/actionable)
Relationship Results correct answers The human *connection* communicators construct with
one another.
Phronimos correct answers Effectively balances the good and the expedient; *expedient*
Tikkun Olam correct answers To contribute to the repair of the world
What makes communication a distinctive discipline? correct answers Communication specialists
look LESS "inside" and MORE at observable, measurable communication practices and
"accomplishments" (i.e., results of using certain communication practices).
Core Skills correct answers 1. Responsibility (primus inter pares)
2. Intellectual curiosity
3. Collaboration (plus civility)
4. Critical thinking & problem solving
5. Praxis
6. Confidence (resilience & tenacity)
Relationship correct answers The connection constructed between two humans who manage
mutual responding
Culture correct answers Those habits of mind, heart, & behavior that in deep enduring ways
distinguish one collective from another
Organization correct answers When someone begins constructing
relationships with others, in order to
accomplish results that he or she cannot accomplish alone, and the number of people hits 8+
, Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning in the Cognitive Domain correct answers 1. Analyzing
-diagnose, infer, categorize, compare and
contrast...break down into categories for inspection
2. Applying
-"mapping" from what you know and comprehend to
giving or recognizing examples
3. Comprehending
-understanding, rephrasing, "translating"
4. Recall
-(memorizing, "regurgitating")
Weber's 5 UNBREAKABLE rules of public speaking correct answers 1. Never bore your
audience
2. Every choice must be purposeful
3. Rehearse and fine-tune
4. Compose a powerful opening and closing
5. Mr. Silence is your friend
3 Definitions of Rhetoric correct answers 1. Aristotle
-observing in any situation the available means of persuasion
2. Kennedy
-using symbols to influence or change attitudes, beliefs, or actions
3. Bryant
-shaping ideas to people and people to ideas
Rhetorical situation correct answers Three conditions indicate you must compose and deliver a
rhetorical message (or consider doing so):
1. Exigence—problem to address
2. Audience—people who can address it
3. Constraints—factors that control/shape/limit your choices in developing the message
*• Those three conditions constitute a rhetorical situation*
5 Canons correct answers 1. Invention
-What to say
2. Arrangement
-How to sequence it
3. Style
-Establish desired atmosphere
4. Memory
-Remember what you've planned
5. Deliver
-Present it all effectively
3 Appeals correct answers 1. Logos
-appeal to reason
2. Pathos
Communication correct answers Managing mutual responding
Wallace Habits of Ethical Communication correct answers 1. Search
2. Justice
-concerns fact vs opinion
3. Transparency
-concerns motives
4. Respect for dissent
-OK with encountering disagreement
Relationship results and content results occur correct answers simultaneously and inseparably
Content Results correct answers revolves around meaning...
understanding a message (more internal than
behavioral/actionable)
Relationship Results correct answers The human *connection* communicators construct with
one another.
Phronimos correct answers Effectively balances the good and the expedient; *expedient*
Tikkun Olam correct answers To contribute to the repair of the world
What makes communication a distinctive discipline? correct answers Communication specialists
look LESS "inside" and MORE at observable, measurable communication practices and
"accomplishments" (i.e., results of using certain communication practices).
Core Skills correct answers 1. Responsibility (primus inter pares)
2. Intellectual curiosity
3. Collaboration (plus civility)
4. Critical thinking & problem solving
5. Praxis
6. Confidence (resilience & tenacity)
Relationship correct answers The connection constructed between two humans who manage
mutual responding
Culture correct answers Those habits of mind, heart, & behavior that in deep enduring ways
distinguish one collective from another
Organization correct answers When someone begins constructing
relationships with others, in order to
accomplish results that he or she cannot accomplish alone, and the number of people hits 8+
, Bloom's Taxonomy of Learning in the Cognitive Domain correct answers 1. Analyzing
-diagnose, infer, categorize, compare and
contrast...break down into categories for inspection
2. Applying
-"mapping" from what you know and comprehend to
giving or recognizing examples
3. Comprehending
-understanding, rephrasing, "translating"
4. Recall
-(memorizing, "regurgitating")
Weber's 5 UNBREAKABLE rules of public speaking correct answers 1. Never bore your
audience
2. Every choice must be purposeful
3. Rehearse and fine-tune
4. Compose a powerful opening and closing
5. Mr. Silence is your friend
3 Definitions of Rhetoric correct answers 1. Aristotle
-observing in any situation the available means of persuasion
2. Kennedy
-using symbols to influence or change attitudes, beliefs, or actions
3. Bryant
-shaping ideas to people and people to ideas
Rhetorical situation correct answers Three conditions indicate you must compose and deliver a
rhetorical message (or consider doing so):
1. Exigence—problem to address
2. Audience—people who can address it
3. Constraints—factors that control/shape/limit your choices in developing the message
*• Those three conditions constitute a rhetorical situation*
5 Canons correct answers 1. Invention
-What to say
2. Arrangement
-How to sequence it
3. Style
-Establish desired atmosphere
4. Memory
-Remember what you've planned
5. Deliver
-Present it all effectively
3 Appeals correct answers 1. Logos
-appeal to reason
2. Pathos
