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What percent of the meaning in a message can be conveyed by nonverbal communication?


A) 10 to 20
B) 25 to 40
C) 45 to 70
D) 65 to 90

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Match the following: -Reflective Listening


A) One's view of the world and its influence on interpersonal communication.
B) A receiver's response to the message received from the sender.
C) Feedback from receiver for purpose of checking accuracy of sender's message.
D) A form of nonverbal communication.
E) Repeating of a message using different words, or a form of oral shorthand.

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Which of the following statements is incorrect concerning reflective listening?


A) Reflective listening emphasizes personal elements of the communication process.
B) Reflective listening is particularly helpful in problem-solving situations.
C) Reflective listening emphasizes more strongly the role of the communicator.
D) The listener's emphasis should be on responding to the communicator, not leading the communicator.

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All of the following are forms of incivility Except:


A) discourteousness
B) impatience
C) social swearing
D) rudeness

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Status differences can influence the content and manner in which a message is sent from a subordinate to someone higher in the organization.

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Kodak has used blogging and social media to engage customer conversations and decision making, thus leveraging the business in a positive way. The information richness and data capacity of blogging as a communication medium is:


A) high, low
B) low, high
C) moderate, moderate
D) low, moderate

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C

Match the following: -Nondefensive Communication


A) Interactive communication.
B) A person who can experience the feelings and emotions of the message and sender.
C) Aggressive, attacking, angry communication and/or passive, withdrawing communication.
D) A defensive communication tactic.
E) Constructive, healthy communication in working relationships.

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Match the following: -Overload


A) Study of body movements, including posture.
B) Speech variations, such as tone, tempo, pitch, and others.
C) Extracting the message from the medium or channel.
D) An example of nonverbal communication.
E) Excessive information.

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All of the following except _____ can be used by a supervisor to reduce communication barriers.


A) minimizing jargon and technical language
B) encouraging formation of nonhierarchical working relationships
C) providing cross-cultural training
D) encouraging men and women to interact the same way

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At the core of personal integrity as displayed by executives is:


A) positive, healthy communication
B) kinesics
C) proxemics
D) nondefensive communication

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Assume you are a supervisor who manages more than 20 employees, each of whom occupies a different job.At a recent project meeting with eight of your employees, you discussed with them the importance of communication and the rapidly developing technology associated with communication.A point that you should not fail to make in your discussion is:


A) supervisory communication is normally one-way
B) face-to-face communication is inefficient
C) formal communication channels should be used at all times
D) communication is the evoking of a shared or common meaning in another person

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D

As a supervisor in an emergency situation, you should be:


A) sensitive to employees' feelings
B) an empathetic listener
C) fully informative to employees
D) directive and assertive

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A communication medium low in richness might be good for sending numeric or factual data.

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Match the following: -Territorial Space


A) Communication characterized by passive, submissive, withdrawing behavior.
B) Communication without words or use of language.
C) Communication characterized by active, aggressive, and attacking behavior.
D) Bands of space extending outward from oneself.
E) Study of an individual's perception and use of space.

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What are some of the barriers to effective classroom communication?

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There are at least three communication b...

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Friends typically interact within the:


A) intimate zone
B) personal distance zone
C) social distance zone
D) public distance zone

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Match the following: -Facial Expression


A) Study of body movements, including posture.
B) Speech variations, such as tone, tempo, pitch, and others.
C) Extracting the message from the medium or channel.
D) An example of nonverbal communication.
E) Excessive information.

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Match the following: -Empathic Listener


A) Interactive communication.
B) A person who can experience the feelings and emotions of the message and sender.
C) Aggressive, attacking, angry communication and/or passive, withdrawing communication.
D) A defensive communication tactic.
E) Constructive, healthy communication in working relationships.

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The element of the communication model that contains the thoughts and feelings the communicator is attempting to elicit in the receiver is the:


A) data
B) feedback
C) message
D) information

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The evoking of a shared or common meaning in another person is called:


A) interpersonal communication
B) communication
C) a response pattern
D) the message

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