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Chapter 1- Communication: A First Look
Chapter 12 - Organization & Support
Chapter 5 - Communicating Non-verbally
Chapter 2- Communication and Culture
Chapter 13 - Presenting a Speech Confidently & Competently
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Barbara is having trouble paying attention to a conversation with her sister because she feels tired and sick. What is the name of the phenomenon that interferes with their conversation?
What is noise
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This pattern of organization allows speakers to organize their points so they describe a problem and then offer one or more solutions for it.
What is problem-solution pattern?
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_____________ communication refers to those behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words.

Nonverbal

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What term refers to the status of citizens of a particular country?

Nationality

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This delivery style is designed around quickly organizing a theme with little or no preparation, but can lead to problems if the speaker does not gauge time correctly.
What is an impromptu speech?
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What model of communication describes communication as a process in which everyone is simultaneously a sender and receiver?
What is the transaction model?
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In a speech, a speaker uses ________ to distinguish one point in your presentation from another.
What are transition statements
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Which of the following can be used to signal attraction, to gain credibility, to intimidate someone, and to signal we are paying attention?

eye-contact

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What do Bobby and Carrie share if they are both avid fans of the same football team?

Co-culture
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Better known as stage fright, this stress can be caused by psychological or physiological experiences when public speaking.
What is public speaking anxiety?
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John has the thought "Don't forget to e-mail mom about my holiday travel plans." This type of communication with oneself is ________ _________.
What is intrapersonal communication?
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This rule suggests that you must have at least two sub points to have an effective outline.
What is The Rule of Division?
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Out of all forms of communication, research shows that _____________________ of our most basic emotions are interpreted similarly around the world.

facial expressions

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Many countries struggle with the issue of immigration, illustrating a strongly perceived _________________ distinction.

in-group/out-group

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The first of five behavioral effects related to stage fright, marked by quivering or speaking that is monotone.
What is voice.
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People communicate to meet their practical, everyday needs such as ordering a drink in the bar, scheduling a haircut on the phone, or raising your hand to speak in class. This describes what type of communication needs?
What are instrumental needs?
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These are specific items, persons, or events that help explain or illustrate an idea, clarify a difficult concept, or make anything you say more interesting or real to your audience.
What are examples?
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What is the scientific study of spatial use.

Proxemics

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What term describes the standards by which a culture judges what is good, desirable, or beautiful?

Values

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An element of effective delivery that helps include the audience through personalization while boosting the speaker's ethos.
What is eye contact?
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Communicators that are able to assess what is going to be appropriate and effective in a given context then modify their behaviors accordingly are _______?
What is adaptable?
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In an attempt to draw his audience's attention, Billy recounts the tale of his battle with a millipede before starting a speech about Instagram. What method of speech organization is Billy not performing correctly?
What is attention getter?
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Your preference for believing nonverbal signals even when they conflict with spoken words is especially critical for detecting ________________, when someone is leading you to believe something that they know to be untrue.

Deception

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 In what type of culture would a supervisor publicly reprimand an employee, directly stating the employee's shortcomings in front of others?

Low-context culture

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These should enhance your speech without distracting from your speech.
What are presentation/visual aids?