Question 1

All of our communication involves personal interaction.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Abraham Maslow identified five human needs. The author of your textbook added a sixth need. Identify this sixth need and explain why this need is important to life in a diverse society.

Accepted Answer

The sixth need is the need to interact e

Question 3

Symbols such as ;-) or :-( are called ____ and are used to convey inflection and nonverbal features of communication.

Accepted Answer

A)  metacommunication 
B)  emoticons 
C)  conveyors 
D)  illustrators 
E)  distortion 
A)  metacommunication 
B)  emoticons 
C)  conveyors 
D)  illustrators 
E)  distortion

Question 4

The early linear communication models were faultless.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Britney and Kevin have been dating for over five years. They constantly talk about how many kids they want and where they will live in the future. This is an example of how interpersonal ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication is unintentional 
B)  communication is irreversible 
C)  communication is transactional 
D)  communication develops and sustains relationships 
E)  none of these 
A)  communication is unintentional 
B)  communication is irreversible 
C)  communication is transactional 
D)  communication develops and sustains relationships 
E)  none of these

Question 6

Humans generally do not focus on higher (more abstract) needs until more basic needs are first met.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Ning believes that she will never be able to take public speaking, because she does not have a natural talent. However, the book states that

Accepted Answer

A)  communication is unintentional 
B)  communication is irreversible 
C)  communication is transactional 
D)  communication is unrepeatable 
E)  communication effectiveness can be learned 
A)  communication is unintentional 
B)  communication is irreversible 
C)  communication is transactional 
D)  communication is unrepeatable 
E)  communication effectiveness can be learned

Question 8

Jenema is walking in a mall and a homeless person approaches her and asks for money. Jenema keeps walking without speaking to or looking at the person. The relationship between Jenema and the homeless person is

Accepted Answer

A)  I-You 
B)  I-Thou 
C)  I-It 
D)  I-ME 
E)  I-Us 
A)  I-You 
B)  I-Thou 
C)  I-It 
D)  I-ME 
E)  I-Us

Question 9

William Schutz (1966) developed the interpersonal needs theory.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

An example of physiological noise is

Accepted Answer

A)  puppies 
B)  being preoccupied with a problem 
C)  cigarettes 
D)  fatigue 
E)  poor sound 
A)  puppies 
B)  being preoccupied with a problem 
C)  cigarettes 
D)  fatigue 
E)  poor sound

Question 11

The majority of our interactions involve I-It communication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The author of your textbook states that interpersonal communication involves ethical choices. Define ethics and explain why interpersonal communication involves ethical choices, especially in relation to other interpersonal communication principles.

Accepted Answer

Ethics can be defined as a set of moral

Question 13

Online communication provides a context for effectively monitoring our interactions with others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Compare and contrast what happens in one of your I-You relationships with what happens in one of your I-Thou relationships.

Accepted Answer

Responses will vary, but I-You relations

Question 15

Briefly describe the seven principles of communication.

Accepted Answer

Communication princi

Question 16

The transactional model of interpersonal communication emphasizes the dynamism of interpersonal communication and the multiple roles people assume during the process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

In I-It communication, we do not acknowledge the humanity of other people; we may not even affirm their existence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Identify the following:
-Systemic

Accepted Answer

It seems like your question is incomplet

Question 19

Shay-Nay talks with a different accent and most people can not understand her. This is an example of what kind of noise?

Accepted Answer

A)  preoccupied 
B)  physical 
C)  physiological 
D)  psychological 
E)  semantic 
A)  preoccupied 
B)  physical 
C)  physiological 
D)  psychological 
E)  semantic

Question 20

According to the book, all of the following are guidelines for interpersonal communication competence EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  develop a range of skills 
B)  adapt communication appropriately 
C)  engage in dual perspective 
D)  imagination 
E)  commitment 
A)  develop a range of skills 
B)  adapt communication appropriately 
C)  engage in dual perspective 
D)  imagination 
E)  commitment

All of our communication involves personal interaction.

Abraham Maslow identified five human needs. The author of your textbook added a sixth need. Identify this sixth need and explain why this need is important to life in a diverse society.

Symbols such as ;-) or :-( are called ____ and are used to convey inflection and nonverbal features of communication.

The early linear communication models were faultless.

Britney and Kevin have been dating for over five years. They constantly talk about how many kids they want and where they will live in the future. This is an example of how interpersonal ____.

Humans generally do not focus on higher (more abstract) needs until more basic needs are first met.

Ning believes that she will never be able to take public speaking, because she does not have a natural talent. However, the book states that

Jenema is walking in a mall and a homeless person approaches her and asks for money. Jenema keeps walking without speaking to or looking at the person. The relationship between Jenema and the homeless person is

William Schutz (1966) developed the interpersonal needs theory.

An example of physiological noise is

The majority of our interactions involve I-It communication.

The author of your textbook states that interpersonal communication involves ethical choices. Define ethics and explain why interpersonal communication involves ethical choices, especially in relation to other interpersonal communication principles.

Online communication provides a context for effectively monitoring our interactions with others.

Compare and contrast what happens in one of your I-You relationships with what happens in one of your I-Thou relationships.

Briefly describe the seven principles of communication.

The transactional model of interpersonal communication emphasizes the dynamism of interpersonal communication and the multiple roles people assume during the process.

In I-It communication, we do not acknowledge the humanity of other people; we may not even affirm their existence.

Identify the following: -Systemic

Shay-Nay talks with a different accent and most people can not understand her. This is an example of what kind of noise?

According to the book, all of the following are guidelines for interpersonal communication competence EXCEPT:

Communication and Personal Identity

Perception and Communication

The World of Words

The World Beyond Words

Mindful Listening

Emotions and Communication

Communication Climate: the Foundation of Personal Relationships

Managing Conflict in Relationships

Friendships in Our Lives

Committed Romantic Relationships

Communication in Families

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Exam 1: A First Look at Interpersonal Communication

All of our communication involves personal interaction.

Abraham Maslow identified five human needs. The author of your textbook added a sixth need. Identify this sixth need and explain why this need is important to life in a diverse society.

Symbols such as ;-) or :-( are called ____ and are used to convey inflection and nonverbal features of communication.

The early linear communication models were faultless.

Britney and Kevin have been dating for over five years. They constantly talk about how many kids they want and where they will live in the future. This is an example of how interpersonal ____.

Humans generally do not focus on higher (more abstract) needs until more basic needs are first met.

Ning believes that she will never be able to take public speaking, because she does not have a natural talent. However, the book states that

Jenema is walking in a mall and a homeless person approaches her and asks for money. Jenema keeps walking without speaking to or looking at the person. The relationship between Jenema and the homeless person is

William Schutz (1966) developed the interpersonal needs theory.

An example of physiological noise is

The majority of our interactions involve I-It communication.

The author of your textbook states that interpersonal communication involves ethical choices. Define ethics and explain why interpersonal communication involves ethical choices, especially in relation to other interpersonal communication principles.

Online communication provides a context for effectively monitoring our interactions with others.

Compare and contrast what happens in one of your I-You relationships with what happens in one of your I-Thou relationships.

Briefly describe the seven principles of communication.

The transactional model of interpersonal communication emphasizes the dynamism of interpersonal communication and the multiple roles people assume during the process.

In I-It communication, we do not acknowledge the humanity of other people; we may not even affirm their existence.

Identify the following: -Systemic

Shay-Nay talks with a different accent and most people can not understand her. This is an example of what kind of noise?

According to the book, all of the following are guidelines for interpersonal communication competence EXCEPT:

Communication and Personal Identity

Perception and Communication

The World of Words

The World Beyond Words

Mindful Listening

Emotions and Communication

Communication Climate: the Foundation of Personal Relationships

Managing Conflict in Relationships

Friendships in Our Lives

Committed Romantic Relationships

Communication in Families

Filters