Question 1

According to research by Kathy Kellermann, a critical aspect of constructing conversations is the need to adhere to and follow

Accepted Answer

A)  speech acts. 
B)  constitutive rules. 
C)  regulative rules. 
D)  conversational scripts. 
E)  communication accommodation theory. 
A)  speech acts. 
B)  constitutive rules. 
C)  regulative rules. 
D)  conversational scripts. 
E)  communication accommodation theory. D

Question 2

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Language of inclusion that expresses connection with others.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language W

Question 3

Which is NOT a suggestion for communicating with a verbally aggressive person?

Accepted Answer

A)  Avoid teasing, baiting, insulting communication. 
B)  Avoid interaction. 
C)  Remain polite and respectful. 
D)  Increase interaction. 
E)  Stay calm and express empathy. 
A)  Avoid teasing, baiting, insulting communication. 
B)  Avoid interaction. 
C)  Remain polite and respectful. 
D)  Increase interaction. 
E)  Stay calm and express empathy. D

Question 4

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Cultures that use language indirectly and implicitly.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

Question 5

What are three ways of dealing with a verbally aggressive communicator?

Accepted Answer

These techniques include (1) avoiding co

Question 6

Identify the responsibilities faced by those committed to using cooperative verbal communication.

Accepted Answer

These responsibilities are pro

Question 7

What is the difference between concealment and deception?

Accepted Answer

Deception involves using uninformative,

Question 8

When a couple use nicknames for each other, they are using personal idioms.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Language that emphasizes ownership of one's own beliefs, feelings, and opinions.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

Question 10

A culture that values straight, direct talk could be described as

Accepted Answer

A)  no-context. 
B)  ethical. 
C)  empathic. 
D)  low-context. 
E)  high-context. 
A)  no-context. 
B)  ethical. 
C)  empathic. 
D)  low-context. 
E)  high-context.

Question 11

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Words and phrases that have unique meaning for partners within a relationship.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

Question 12

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Actions we perform with language.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

Question 13

Linguistic determinism suggests there is no relationship between language and thought.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Explain the six functions of verbal communication.

Accepted Answer

The six functions of verbal communicatio

Question 15

Research suggests that men and women are more different than similar when it comes to language usage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Defensiveness is often fueled by sadness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Members of low-context cultures assume that listeners share similar attitudes, values, and beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In comparing competitive encounters to collaborative encounters, research suggests that

Accepted Answer

A)  men use clearer, more concise language than women in competitive encounters 
B)  women use wordier, more flowery language in competitive encounters 
C)  women and men tend to use the same language, irrespective of whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative 
D)  both women and men adjust their language, depending upon whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  men use clearer, more concise language than women in competitive encounters 
B)  women use wordier, more flowery language in competitive encounters 
C)  women and men tend to use the same language, irrespective of whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative 
D)  both women and men adjust their language, depending upon whether the encounter is competitive or collaborative 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 19

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-A word's implied meaning.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

Question 20

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Communication that attacks others' self-concepts, rather than their positions or topics of conversation.

Accepted Answer

A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language 
A)  communication apprehension 
B)  communication plans 
C)  connotative meaning 
D)  constitutive rules 
E)  Cooperative Principle
F) cooperative verbal communication
G) deception
H) defensive communication
I) denotative meaning
J) dialects
K) high-context cultures
L) "I" language
M) linguistic determinism
N) linguistic relativity
O) low-context cultures
P) naming
Q) personal idioms
R) regulative rules
S) speech acts
T) symbols
U) verbal aggression
V) verbal communication
W) "we" language
X) "you" language

According to research by Kathy Kellermann, a critical aspect of constructing conversations is the need to adhere to and follow

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Language of inclusion that expresses connection with others.

Which is NOT a suggestion for communicating with a verbally aggressive person?

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Cultures that use language indirectly and implicitly.

What are three ways of dealing with a verbally aggressive communicator?

Identify the responsibilities faced by those committed to using cooperative verbal communication.

What is the difference between concealment and deception?

When a couple use nicknames for each other, they are using personal idioms.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Language that emphasizes ownership of one's own beliefs, feelings, and opinions.

A culture that values straight, direct talk could be described as

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Words and phrases that have unique meaning for partners within a relationship.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Actions we perform with language.

Linguistic determinism suggests there is no relationship between language and thought.

Explain the six functions of verbal communication.

Research suggests that men and women are more different than similar when it comes to language usage.

Defensiveness is often fueled by sadness.

Members of low-context cultures assume that listeners share similar attitudes, values, and beliefs.

In comparing competitive encounters to collaborative encounters, research suggests that

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A word's implied meaning.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Communication that attacks others' self-concepts, rather than their positions or topics of conversation.

Introducing Interpersonal Communication

Considering Self

Perceiving Others

Experiencing and Expressing Emotions

Understanding Culture

Listening Actively

Communicating Nonverbally

Managing Conflict and Power

Relationships With Romantic Partners

Relationships With Family Members

Relationships With Friends

Filters

Exam 7: Communicating Verbally

According to research by Kathy Kellermann, a critical aspect of constructing conversations is the need to adhere to and follow

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Language of inclusion that expresses connection with others.

Which is NOT a suggestion for communicating with a verbally aggressive person?

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Cultures that use language indirectly and implicitly.

What are three ways of dealing with a verbally aggressive communicator?

Identify the responsibilities faced by those committed to using cooperative verbal communication.

What is the difference between concealment and deception?

When a couple use nicknames for each other, they are using personal idioms.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Language that emphasizes ownership of one's own beliefs, feelings, and opinions.

A culture that values straight, direct talk could be described as

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Words and phrases that have unique meaning for partners within a relationship.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Actions we perform with language.

Linguistic determinism suggests there is no relationship between language and thought.

Explain the six functions of verbal communication.

Research suggests that men and women are more different than similar when it comes to language usage.

Defensiveness is often fueled by sadness.

Members of low-context cultures assume that listeners share similar attitudes, values, and beliefs.

In comparing competitive encounters to collaborative encounters, research suggests that

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -A word's implied meaning.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Communication that attacks others' self-concepts, rather than their positions or topics of conversation.

Introducing Interpersonal Communication

Considering Self

Perceiving Others

Experiencing and Expressing Emotions

Understanding Culture

Listening Actively

Communicating Nonverbally

Managing Conflict and Power

Relationships With Romantic Partners

Relationships With Family Members

Relationships With Friends

Filters