Comm 315 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

COMM 315 final exam with actual questions and answers Concordia University

COMM 315 final exam with actual questions and answers Concordia University

COMM 315 Midterm 2 with actual questions and answers Concordia University

TAMU COMM 315 - Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct stigma a characteristic that discredits a person, making him or her be seen as abnormal or undesirable instrumental needs practical, everyday needs physical needs communication helps us maintain physical and mental well-being relational needs communication helps us form social and personal relationships identity needs communication helps us decide who we are and who we want to be spiritual needs communication lets us share our belief...

COMM 315 Final Exam questions and answers Concordia University

stigma - a characteristic that discredits a person, making him or her be seen as abnormal or undesirable instrumental needs - practical, everyday needs physical needs - communication helps us maintain physical and mental well-being relational needs - communication helps us form social and personal relationships identity needs - communication helps us decide who we are and who we want to be spiritual needs - communication lets us share our beliefs and values with others model - a formal de...

stigma - a characteristic that discredits a person, making him or her be seen as abnormal or undesirable instrumental needs - practical, everyday needs physical needs - communication helps us maintain physical and mental well-being relational needs - communication helps us form social and personal relationships identity needs - communication helps us decide who we are and who we want to be spiritual needs - communication lets us share our beliefs and values with others model - a formal de...

This is a comprehensive and detailed study guide for Exam 1 in Comm 315; introduction to interpersonal communication. U'll need it!!

TAMU COMM 315 - Exam 1 Questions And Answers 100% Solved stigma - a characteristic that discredits a person, making him or her be seen as abnormal or undesirable instrumental needs - practical, everyday needs physical needs - communication helps us maintain physical and mental well-being relational needs - communication helps us form social and personal relationships identity needs - communication helps us decide who we are and who we want to be spiritual needs - communication lets us sh...