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SPC1017 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2024-2025The sender encrypts a message and the receiver decodes it - answer TRUE.
Interpersonal communication refers to the internal talks that we have in our heads
when we "talk to ourselves" so to speak. Answer FALSE
The physical context in which a communication contact takes place might have an
impact on the meaning shared. - Answer TRUE.
Media richness refers to a channel's ability to provide immediate input. - Answer
FALSE.
When you show attention or consideration for others and their opinions, even if you
don't agree with them, you demonstrate the ethical standard of fairness. Answer
FALSE
What are the three sub-processes that must be carried out to achieve shared
meaning? - Produce answers, evaluate messages, and coordinate interactions.
An example of intrapersonal communication is: Answer. Thinking to yourself
about what you will serve for dinner that evening.
Why do people communicate? - Answer. All the answers are correct.
Which of the following is not a guideline for ethical communication? - Answer 1:
Ethical communicators respond spontaneously.
If you are nervous about speaking with a specific person or group of people, you
are experiencing audience-based communication apprehension.
, Perception is the process of selecting attending to and giving meaning to
information. - Answer TRUE.
A person's culture influences the self-perception process. - Answer TRUE.
Self-created (or self-fulfilling) prophesies are predictions made about others. -
Answer. FALSE
Implicit personality theories are assumptions about which physical attributes and
personality traits or actions are related with each other. Answer TRUE.
A reality check is a message that reflects your perception of the meaning of another
person's nonverbal communication—answer FALSE
The phenomenon of displaying different parts of self-concept based on the social
context (people and situations involved) is called "social construction."
Assume you expect to be rejected when you ask someone out, and then act in ways
that cause the individual to reject you. This is an example of answering a
self-fulfilling prophecy.
The practice of monitoring the social environment to learn more about self and
others is called: - Response UNCERTAINTY REDUCTION.
If you grew up hearing that you were a "slow learner" and then a professor
congratulated you for being a quick student, you may downplay the comment, fail
to hear it, or completely dismiss it. This is an example of – Answer FILTERING
MESSAGES
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