UNIV 109 Lecture Notes - Body Language, Body Art, Eye Contact

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16 Oct 2022

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Criminal Justice

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UNIV 109

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Saying hello to a friend down the hall. Giving a shout-out on twitter to a family member living in another state. "excuse me" to someone we"ve just bumped into. Smile at a baby in a stroller going by. Posting a picture of our birthday on facebook. Stopping to pet a new puppy in the park. Asking an instructor for guidelines for a project, telling a store owner what we are looking for. Going up to a stranger for directions to the nearest bus stop. There are times we are just sending out messages or information and not expecting a response, except perhaps a "like" Communicating an idea or asking a question and we do not know the. Communicating an idea or asking a question and we do not know the response. There are instances when you need information, and you will either ask someone, do some web searching, or make a phone call to the information that you need.

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Seanâs company employs about 100 people, all of whom work in the same building. The companyâs structure is hierarchical; the employees consist of about 70 billing clerks (who process bills that need to be sent from the medical clients to their patients), about 15 nonmanagerial professionals (in IT, accounting, sales, and customer relations), and about 15 managers/executives. Which is least likely to be true about his companyâs communication?

1)For their internal communications, all employees use a friendly, casual tone.

2)The billing clerks do not send many communications to the executives or upper-level managers.

3)The nonmanagerial professionals tend to communicate more with each other and their managers than they do with the billing clerks.

4)There are written guidelines for many of the companyâs procedures.

5)The billing clerksâ external communications follow standardized formats.

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____ 5. Gary is conducting an organizational communication study by using two different methodologies. He is giving the employees a questionnaire and he is also reviewing the minutes of the company's Board meetings over the past three years. Gary's research approach is a good example of:

a.	distributive methodology
b.	quantitative research
c.	triangulation
d.	qualitative research
e.	hybrid methodology

____ 6. The study of social and personal importance of storytelling is the focus of which communication the field?

a.	Organizational Communication Studies
b.	Mass Communication Studies
c.	Performance Studies
d.	Public Communication Studies
e.	Intercultural Communication Studies

____ 7. Don goes to class on Friday but the instructor is not present. The teaching assistant announces that the instructor is ill and there will be no class that day. When Don comes to class on Monday, he notices that students are handing in an assignment to the instructor. He discovers that the TA told students that even though there was no class Friday, they had a homework assignment to complete. Don's failure to attend to that part of the TA's message is an example of:

a.	noise interference
b.	biased reception
c.	insular listening
d.	selective perception
e.	assimilation

____ 8. Which of the following is a construct?

a.	your expectation of how a friend will behave
b.	your idea about how you should act in specific situations with a friend
c.	the person who is the best example a friend to you
d.	how a friend measures up on the dimension of intelligent-unintelligent
e.	the dictionary definition of friend

____ 9. When you are tired, stressed, or sick, you are likely to perceive things more negatively than when you are well rested. This is an example of:

a.	expectations
b.	social influences
c.	physiological influences
d.	self-serving bias
e.	attribution

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UNIV 109 Lecture Notes - Body Language, Body Art, Eye Contact

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