_____________ are sent trough channels from sender to receiver.
What are messages?
100
Good skills in ___________________ will help you smooth these rough spots in your everyday interpersonal communication
What is problem solving?
100
______________ refers to how groups function to solve problems and develop personal interactions.
What is group dynamics?
100
To inform, to entertain, to persuade all the three ___________ of all public speaking.
What is purpose?
100
Something that can be seen or proven is known as a ______________
What is fact?
200
________________________________________ is the single most important component of oral communication.
What is oral language?
200
______________ direct or leads the listener to a desired answer
What is a Leading question?
200
__________ roles are communication behaviors that help the group accomplish its goals.
What are task roles?
200
A _______________ is a way of concisely and gracefully expressing the essential idea of your speech. It is your message reduced to a single sentence.
What is a thesis statement?
200
When a writer’s ________________________ comes through in a story or news report; he/she is revealing a bias
What is personal opinion?
300
Facial expresssions, eye contact, and gestures are all elements of this.
What is nonverbal communication?
300
An ____________ is a structured conversation designed to gather information.
What is interview?
300
These types of roles are centered around team-building and help improve the group members' interpersonal relationships.
What are maintenance roles?
300
Speakers who establish ___________, or trust, are likely to be well received.
What is ethos or credibility?
300
_______________ is a means through which a single message is sent to millions of people.
What is mass communication?
400
_____________ requires one to concentrate on what one hears, attach meaning to it, and react accordingly.
What is active listening?
400
_____________answers are the ones that are honest and clearly state what you mean.
What are Sincere answers?
400
A single leader who dominates and dictates processes to group members
What is an authoritarian leader?
400
_________ is a Greek term that refers to a speaker's use of reason.
What is Logos?
400
"o Who produced the message?
o For what purpose was it produced?
o Who is the ‘target audience’?
o What techniques are used toattract attention; increase believability?
o Who or what is left out; why?
o Who benefits by the message being told in this way?"
are all questions to use when looking for _______________ _____________
What is Media Bias?
500
___________ is your inner dialogue.
What is intrapersonal communication?
500
_________________ are questions asked with a purpose beyond getting information.
What is strategic questioning?
500
One or more leaders attempt to help the group based on input from all members.
What is democratic leadership?
500
___________ is the Greek philosopher who developed theories of rhetoric based on Ethos, Pathos, Logos.
Who is Aristotle?
500
_________________ is known as the skillful application of literacy skills to media and technology messages