Hunches - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. A scientific theory is one that: a. sounds the most plausible. b. is supported by many years of experimentation all supporting the hypothesis. c. changes each time a different observation is made. d. is the result of all scientific experiments. e. is based on hunches with no actual supporting evidence. - d. is the result of all scientific experiments. 2. After generating a hypothesis, a scientist next: a. makes a prediction. b. writes a grant proposal. c. does an experiment. d. for...

Griffin's definition of communicaion - correct answer relational process of creating a message that elicits a response Paradox of COM - correct answer communication is worthy of study but we've been doing it our whole lives so why study? National COM association says graduates should be able to do - correct answer how people use messages across different channels Burleson's definition of a message - correct answer messages are sets of behavioral expressions, typically consisting...

COM 251 Quest 1What is communication? - correct answer The relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response. Text - correct answer Any type of message 5 Features of Communication - correct answer 1. Messages 2. Creation of Messages 3. Interpretation of Messages 4. A Relational Process 5. Messages that Elicit a Response Messages - correct answer The core study of communications, the goal is to find shared meaning. Creation of Messages - correct answe...

Hunches correct answers Informed guesses/ insight or intuition, working hypothesis about the client and his and her situation. Develop new perspectives. Develop new perspective starting sentencing for hunches correct answers Could it be perhaps... Feel-thinking correct answers Interlocking and mutually interacting bundles, believing that all thoughts are accompanied by emotions Emotional regulation correct answers process by which individuals influence the type, frequency or intensity o...

Which management function includes defining an organization's goals, establishing an overall strategy for achieving those goals, and developing a comprehensive set of plans to integrate and coordinate activities? correct answers Planning Which management skill uses mental ability to analyze and diagnose complex situations? correct answers Conceptual According to Fayol's list of management functions, which of the following is an example of a manager's planning function? correct answers C...

Judee Burgoons definition of theory - correct answer a theory is a set of systematic, informed hunches about the way things work Griffins definition of communication - correct answer communication is the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response study of communication involves - correct answer PRODUCTION of messages, MESSAGES themselves, EFFECTS of the messages, the MEDIUM of a message Images of theory - correct answer NET to grasp elusive c...

What is the order of the scientific method myth - Answer-1. Observe 2. Question (prediction & hypothesis) 3. Experiment (independent variable, dependent variable, control, data) 4. Evaluate hypothesis 5. Draw conclusions Good and bad about the scientific method myth - Answer-good- scientists test ideas with evidence bad- oversimplified, implies one experiment can answer a research question, not linear, implies science is an independent effort, no creativity/imagination, ignores technology...

One of the rules of procedure by which the US Supreme Court operates is the "rule of four." According to this rule the court issues a written decision in a case study only if four or more justices think a written opinion is desirable. FALSE A case citation is composed of a string of letters and numbers TRUE Hunches are never sufficient to guide decisions made by agents of crime control. This principle can be described as: The objective basis requirement An appellate court ___...

CPD EXAM 6 | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 1. Define reasonable suspicion - Answer -n. Reasonable Suspicion is the amount of evidence which justifies an officer stopping a suspect to investigate crime. This type of seizure is known as a Terry stop. Circumstances when a stop is authorized. - Answer -1. When a police officer has a reasonable suspicion, based on articulable facts, that an individual may be engaged in unlawful conduct, or is about to commit a crime...