Models & Nonverbal
Most appropriate model for understanding face to face communication
What is the transaction model
What you should send to the interviewer after an interview.
What is a thank you note?
When you take credit for someone else's work or idea.
What is plagiarism?
Result of a speaker having little to no time to prepare for a speech.
What is impromptu speaking?
Unintentional interference of a message
What is noise?
An informative organizational pattern that organizes main points according to how something is physically placed
What is Spatial pattern?
Purpose of a cover letter
What is elaborating on why you want the job (or providing a pitch for why you should get a job)?
In general, when using APA in text citations, these two elements are needed in the parenthesis.
What are author's last name and publication year
A type / example of verbal support in a presentation
What is (any of the following: example, story, statistics, comparisons, citations)
What is proxemics?
An example of preparatory transition.
What is (something along the lines of "The first reason is...)
Definition of Cybervetting.
What is employer going through an applicant's online profile to get an impression?
Idea that when it comes to main points and subordinate subpoints, there can never be just one of anything.
What is parallelism?
Two nonverbal cues that demonstrate confidence while presenting.
What are (any of the following: posture, using space well, eye contact, enthusiasm, vocal tempo, gestures)
Two examples / types of vocalics
What are (any two of the following: dialect, pitch, tempo, resonance, pauses, tone)
Three most important elements of a conclusion
What are restatement of thesis, summary of main points, and the so what statement.
Listening to identify the interests one has common with the interviewer and to avoid rehearsed sounding response.
What is dynamic listening?
What is "author (showed, addressed, stated, insisted, claimed, questioned, etc.)"
Two questions to ask before using a visual aid
What are (any two of the following: clear/simple, appropriate size, will it be used actively, does it relate to topic, will it distract, are there policies prohibiting use of visual aid)?
Speech independent gestures that have widely understood verbal meanings consisting of one or two words
What are emblems?
The 5 steps of the motivated sequence.
What are attention, need, satisfaction, visualization, and action
An example of a behavioral interview question from lecture.
What is "Tell me about a time..."?
When using APA citations in general, this is how we cite the author's name in the reference section.
What is full last name, First letter of first name. First letter of middle name (if there is one).
In the context of impromptu speaking, what does PREP method stand for?
What are point of view, reason, example, and point of view restated?