Q chapter 5 - lecture notes PDF

Title Q chapter 5 - lecture notes
Author Winifred Emm
Course Interpersonal Relationships And Communication Skills
Institution Bow Valley College
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2017618

Quiz:Wood/Schweitzer,EverydayEncounters:AnIntroductiontoInterpersonalCommunication,FourthCanadianEdition,Chapter5

WebQuiz AssignmentName: Wood/Schweitzer,EverydayEncounters:AnIntroductiontoInterpersonalCommunication,FourthCanadian Edition,Chapter5 SummaryofResults TotalPossible:20.0

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TheFrenchword"rue"andtheAmericanword"road"meanthesamethingintheirrespectivecultures.Thesedifferent symbolsusedforthesamethingremindusthatlanguageis: a. abstract.

b. ambiguous. 1

c. arbitrary.

d. inherent.

e. objective.

status:correct(1.0) correct:c youranswer:c feedback:Correct. 2 ProfessorXassignsapaperinwhichstudentsaretodemonstrate"conceptualunderstandingbyapplyingconceptsto therealworld."ProfessorXissurprisedwhenmanyofthepapersareextendedexamplesofpersonalthoughtinstead ofbeinganalysesofobservationsofsociety.ThedifferencebetweenwhatProfessorX'swordsmeanttothestudents andwhatthewordsmeanttoher/himreflectsthefactthatlanguageis: a. arbitrary.

b. ambiguous.

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Quiz:Wood/Schweitzer,EverydayEncounters:AnIntroductiontoInterpersonalCommunication,FourthCanadianEdition,Chapter5

d. inherent.

e. objective.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:b youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage97 Whichisthemostabstractterminthefollowingexamples? a. InterpersonalCommunication:EverydayEncounters

b. textbook

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c. readingmatter

d. literature

e. book

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:c youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage97 Infacetofaceclassrooms,studentsaretypicallyinstructedtoraisetheirhandsbeforeansweringtheteacher's question.Thisrequirementisa(n)________rule. a. intuitive

b. constitutive 4

c. comparative

d. regulative

e. constructive

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:d youranswer:b feedback:Incorrect.Seepage101 5 Deborahissurprisedwhenherfriendreachesacrossthetabletogetapeppershaker.ToherselfDeborahsays, "Reachingacrossthetableisrude."Deborah'sperceptionofherfriend'sbehaviorisbasedona(n)________rule. a. intuitive

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c. comparative

d. regulative

e. constructive

status:correct(1.0) correct:b youranswer:b feedback:Correct. WhichofthefollowingisNOTaconstitutiveruleofcommunication? a. notturningoffacellphonebeforeclassstartsisrude

b. usingALLCAPSinemailscomesacrossas"shouting"

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c. businessemailmustbeansweredwithin24hours

d. speakingonacellphoneduringamovieisinconsiderate

e. wearingasuitisessentialtodemonstratingprofessionalism

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:c youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage101 WhichofthefollowingisNOTaregulativeruleofinterpersonalcommunication? a. Youshouldnotspeakwhenothersarespeaking.

b. Don'tspeakwithyourmouthfull.

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c. Onlyspeakwhencalledupon.

d. Speakingisawaytoshowyoucareaboutissues.

e. Whentheotherpersonpauses,it'syourturntospeak.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:d youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage101 8 Edshouts,"I'mshoutingbecauseyou'reshouting!"YetSonnyshoutsback,"No.I'mshoutingbecauseyou'reshouting." ThedifferencebetweenhowEdandSonnyseethecauseofshoutingisduetodifferencesin: a. abstraction.

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b. punctuation.

c. regulativerules.

d. constitutiverules.

e. ambiguity.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:b youranswer:e feedback:Incorrect.Seepage102 "OnedayIwon'thavetoworryaboutmoney.OnedayI'llmakeagreatsalary."Thesestatementsillustratehowsymbols allowfor: a. arbitrarythought.

b. loadedlanguage. 9

c. hypotheticalthought.

d. symbolicorganization.

e. symbolicevaluation.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:c youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepages106107 Gerdaisreallyupsetandshefeelslikethrowingatempertantrum,eventhoughshe'stwentyyearsold.Disregarding thesocialinappropriatenessofherbehavior,Gerdabeatsadoorandthenkicksitwhileinapublicarea.Inthis instance,Gerda'sbehaviorwasmotivatedbywhichaspectofherself? a. Me

b. I 10 c. symbolicself

d. trueself

e. affectiveself

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:b youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage114 11 Ingeneral,masculinegenderspeechcommunitiesfollowthiscommunicationrule: http://webquiz.ilrn.com/ilrn/bca/user/quizpublic/run;jsessionid=B745E55AB790DEDA714D47B014D31C5B?move=20

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a. Usetalkcooperatively.

b. Beexpressive.

c. Includeothersinconversations.

d. Usetalktoaccomplishpracticalgoals.

e. Showcaringthroughspeaking.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:d youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepages110111 "Whenyousaidmyideawasstupid,Ifelthurt"isanexampleof________language. a. I

b. You

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c. We

d. They

e. Me

status:correct(1.0) correct:a youranswer:a feedback:Correct. AccordingtoMead,becauseofthe________wecansetgoalsforbecomingthepersonwewanttobe. a. Me

b. I

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c. symbolicself

d. trueself

e. affectiveself

status:correct(1.0) correct:a youranswer:a feedback:Correct.

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Quiz:Wood/Schweitzer,EverydayEncounters:AnIntroductiontoInterpersonalCommunication,FourthCanadianEdition,Chapter5

14 Thetheoryoflinguisticdeterminismstates: a. languagedetermineswhoweassociatewith.

b. languagedetermineswhatwecanperceiveandthink.

c. wearepredestinedtospeakacertainlanguage.

d. therulesoflanguageareclearlydefinedacrosssituations.

e. linguistsaretheonlyoneswhocandeveloplanguage.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:b youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage99 Communicationrulestellus: a. whattosay.

b. whentospeak.

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c. howtointerpretothers'communication.

d. Alloftheabove.

e. Noneoftheabove.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:d youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage101 Thefivesymbolicabilitiesdescribedinyourtextbookare: a. I,Me,We,She,andHe

b. clarification,understanding,restructuring,continuity,andclosure

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c. definition,punctuation,interpretation,subjectivity,andselfconcept

d. definition,evaluation,organization,hypotheticalthought,selfreflection

e. circular,rectangular,oval,triangular,andoctagonal

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:d youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage99 http://webquiz.ilrn.com/ilrn/bca/user/quizpublic/run;jsessionid=B745E55AB790DEDA714D47B014D31C5B?move=20

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Acornerstoneofeffectiveinterpersonalcommunicationskillsis: a. ensuringthatwhatwesayisclearlyheardbythelistener.

b. respectingwhatotherssayaboutwhattheyfeelandthink.

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c. makingcertaintoabidebytherulesofallspeechcommunities.

d. assuminganunderstandingofhowothersfeelandthink.

e. clearlytellingotherswhentheirfeelingsareunacceptableorinappropriate.

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:b youranswer:a feedback:Incorrect.Seepage115 Accordingtoyourtext,alandmarkstudyshowedthatchildren'sgamesareaprimarysourceof________. a. gendersocialization

b. speechcommunity

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c. linguisticDeterminism

d. language

e. Noneoftheabove.

status:correct(1.0) correct:a youranswer:a feedback:Correct. Whichofthefollowingstatementsexemplifiesowningyourfeelings? a. Let'splanaparty.

b. Youneverlisten.

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c. IfeelunappreciatedwhenweIamnotincludedinyourweekendplans.

d. It'syourfaultI'mangry.

e. Nevergiveup.

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Quiz:Wood/Schweitzer,EverydayEncounters:AnIntroductiontoInterpersonalCommunication,FourthCanadianEdition,Chapter5

Theculturaloriginofchocolatecomesfrom: a. Malay

b. Spanish

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c. Nahuatl(NativeAmerican)

d. Greek

e. American

status:incorrect(0.0) correct:c youranswer:d feedback:Incorrect.

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