Exam 4: Verbal Messages

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When we focus on classes of individuals or objects or events and fail to see that each is unique,we have the misevaluation of

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Intensional orientation refers to the tendency to

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Which of the following is an appropriate way to avoid ageism?

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When editing the company newsletter,Janet includes the anniversaries of all the traditionally married couples,but omits the anniversaries of the office's same-sex couples' commitment ceremonies. Janet's behavior can be described as

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Which statement is an example of nonsexist language?

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"Gay men have such good fashion sense" is a heterosexist statement.

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A useful extensional device that can help you avoid ____________ is to end each statement,sometimes verbally,but always mentally,with an et cetera (etc.)

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The principle of cooperation and the principle of peaceful relations are compatible with one another.

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Companies' reluctance to hire members of minority groups is an example of individual racism.

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In communicating with others verbally,Mariam tries not to say anything that might shed negative light on the person she is communicating with.According to your text,Mariam's guiding cultural principle in verbal communication is

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It is best to use cultural identifiers that are recognized and used by cultural groups themselves.

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Maris sees Hallon playing cards in the student center.Maris tells Sam,"I see Hallon over there playing cards." Sam replies,"Hallon will probably win." Maris's utterance is a statement of __________.Sam's utterance is a statement of __________.

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Connotations of words are found in dictionaries.

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The statement,"Anderson is such a jerk! I hate him." contains

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Using "etc." helps speakers to avoid

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The fact that same-sex marriage is illegal in many states is an example of institutional heterosexism.

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"Mankind will soon walk on Mars" is an example of sexist language.

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Which is the BEST example of a factual statement?

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Mandatory retirement laws and age restrictions in certain occupations can be referred to as

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Match the term with the statement, which that best represents the definition of the term.
sexist language
"European settlers came to the United States to better their economic conditions."
purr words
"The average homemaker does her grocery shopping once a week."
allness
"Grandpa, how do you know who the hottest hip hop star is? We all know you're stuck back in the " 60 s."
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sexist language
"European settlers came to the United States to better their economic conditions."
purr words
"The average homemaker does her grocery shopping once a week."
allness
"Grandpa, how do you know who the hottest hip hop star is? We all know you're stuck back in the " 60 s."
dating
"You're either with us or against us."
polarization
"These fundraising dinners are all the same."
racist language
"John is very different today than he was in high school."
indiscrimination
"Helena is such an angel."
connotative word
"Marcos Alaban, the Hispanic judge, abstained."
snarl words
"After three minutes into the date, I knew he was a bore."
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