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ASAP PACE EXAM QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS. EXPERT
VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS.




One way and two way communication - ANS What are the two classes of communication?



One Way - ANS The message goes from the sender to receiver in what class of
communication



Name a pro and con for one way communication - ANS Pro: Fast, effective way to
disseminate information
Con: Receivers do not have an opportunity to clarify understanding or provide feedback



Casual Communicative Style - ANS low intensity, inconsequential, light



critical communication - ANS Slightly higher than casual, more consequential and a little
more challenging
Example: Phone call to discuss the status of a project with its owner



Crucial Communication - ANS high intensity and carries a high potential for danger. This level
carries 3 distinct characteristics.



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, Name the 3 distinct characteristics of crucial communication - ANS 1. Opposing opinions
2. High stakes
3. Strong emotions



Context & Listening - ANS play a critically important role in the meaning receivers derive
from communication



Strong Communicator - ANS Uses accurate ,clear, direct, specific, and concise language



The best mode of communication - ANS depends on the goal of the communication and the
substance of what is being communicated.



Tone - ANS is one of the most powerful elements contributing to the meaning others derive
from communication



Body Language - ANS most powerful contributing factor in communication



Nonverbal Communication - ANS equals body language



Context - ANS defined as the surrounding environmental influences and existing
circumstances in which communication takes place.



Another word for setting is - ANS context


Place- physical location
People-Individuals involved

Purpose-reason for communication - ANS Context includes what three factors



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