Question 1

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-The idea that language determines thought.

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 2

Because the LGBTQ community continues to face cultural prejudice and struggle with identity terms, they find the naming function of verbal communication important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

If your girlfriend calls you "Stars" in reference to the restaurant where you met, she is using a personal idiom.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

What do you need to map out when crafting a communication plan?

Accepted Answer

A)  topics to discuss 
B)  messages to use in relation to the topics 
C)  the physical behaviors you will demonstrate 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  topics to discuss 
B)  messages to use in relation to the topics 
C)  the physical behaviors you will demonstrate 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 5

If Mark decides who should speak next in a conversation by saying "Eddie, what do you think?" this is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  local management 
B)  using scripts 
C)  universality 
D)  interactivity 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  local management 
B)  using scripts 
C)  universality 
D)  interactivity 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 6

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Creating linguistic symbols for objects.

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 7

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-The exchange of spoken or written language with others during interaction.

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 8

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Rules that define meaning by indicating which words represent which objects.

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 9

The United States is considered a high-context culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Beth is feeling frustrated by her mother's criticism regarding her choice of friends, so she snaps by shouting, "Who asked for your opinion?!!" What type of defensive message is Beth sending?

Accepted Answer

A)  superiority message 
B)  control message 
C)  indifference message 
D)  expressive message 
E)  conventional message 
A)  superiority message 
B)  control message 
C)  indifference message 
D)  expressive message 
E)  conventional message

Question 11

What is a cause or origin of unintentional misunderstandings?

Accepted Answer

A)  forgetting to selectively listen 
B)  omitting pertinent information 
C)  failure to use active listening 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  forgetting to selectively listen 
B)  omitting pertinent information 
C)  failure to use active listening 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 12

What is a characteristic fundamental to conversation?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is interactive. 
B)  It is locally managed. 
C)  It is universal. 
D)  It uses scripts. 
E)  all of the options are correct 
A)  It is interactive. 
B)  It is locally managed. 
C)  It is universal. 
D)  It uses scripts. 
E)  all of the options are correct

Question 13

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition.
-Cultures that prefer direct and clear language usage.

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 14

Communicators in high-context cultures tend to rely upon indirect, ambiguous language-and even silence-when they communicate with one another.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

What is the theory that suggests we cannot share our thoughts without the use of a common language?

Accepted Answer

A)  regulative rules 
B)  communication accommodation theory 
C)  Cooperative Principle 
D)  linguistic determinism 
E)  linguistic relativity 
A)  regulative rules 
B)  communication accommodation theory 
C)  Cooperative Principle 
D)  linguistic determinism 
E)  linguistic relativity

Question 16

Describe what linguistic determinism means.

Accepted Answer

The language we know

Question 17

What is the most frequently used form of deception?

Accepted Answer

A)  naming 
B)  misunderstanding 
C)  flaming 
D)  concealment 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  naming 
B)  misunderstanding 
C)  flaming 
D)  concealment 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 18

"I don't use labels-I'm not a can of soup" is a criticism of what function of language?

Accepted Answer

A)  shaping thought 
B)  naming 
C)  sharing meaning 
D)  crafting conversation 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  shaping thought 
B)  naming 
C)  sharing meaning 
D)  crafting conversation 
E)  none of the options is correct

Question 19

According to research by philosopher Paul Grice, you must do what in order to be informative?

Accepted Answer

A)  Present all relevant information. 
B)  Present information that is appropriate. 
C)  Be ethical. 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  only A and B 
A)  Present all relevant information. 
B)  Present information that is appropriate. 
C)  Be ethical. 
D)  all of the options are correct 
E)  only A and B

Question 20

Verbal aggression can

Accepted Answer

A)  be appropriate when interacting with other aggressive communicators. 
B)  stem from low self-esteem. 
C)  achieve short-term goals. 
D)  only manifest itself in verbal communication. 
E)  none of the options is correct 
A)  be appropriate when interacting with other aggressive communicators. 
B)  stem from low self-esteem. 
C)  achieve short-term goals. 
D)  only manifest itself in verbal communication. 
E)  none of the options is correct

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The idea that language determines thought.

Because the LGBTQ community continues to face cultural prejudice and struggle with identity terms, they find the naming function of verbal communication important.

If your girlfriend calls you "Stars" in reference to the restaurant where you met, she is using a personal idiom.

What do you need to map out when crafting a communication plan?

If Mark decides who should speak next in a conversation by saying "Eddie, what do you think?" this is an example of

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Creating linguistic symbols for objects.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The exchange of spoken or written language with others during interaction.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Rules that define meaning by indicating which words represent which objects.

The United States is considered a high-context culture.

Beth is feeling frustrated by her mother's criticism regarding her choice of friends, so she snaps by shouting, "Who asked for your opinion?!!" What type of defensive message is Beth sending?

What is a cause or origin of unintentional misunderstandings?

What is a characteristic fundamental to conversation?

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Cultures that prefer direct and clear language usage.

Communicators in high-context cultures tend to rely upon indirect, ambiguous language-and even silence-when they communicate with one another.

What is the theory that suggests we cannot share our thoughts without the use of a common language?

Describe what linguistic determinism means.

What is the most frequently used form of deception?

"I don't use labels-I'm not a can of soup" is a criticism of what function of language?

According to research by philosopher Paul Grice, you must do what in order to be informative?

Verbal aggression can

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

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Exam 7: Communicating Verbally

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The idea that language determines thought.

Because the LGBTQ community continues to face cultural prejudice and struggle with identity terms, they find the naming function of verbal communication important.

If your girlfriend calls you "Stars" in reference to the restaurant where you met, she is using a personal idiom.

What do you need to map out when crafting a communication plan?

If Mark decides who should speak next in a conversation by saying "Eddie, what do you think?" this is an example of

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Creating linguistic symbols for objects.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -The exchange of spoken or written language with others during interaction.

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Rules that define meaning by indicating which words represent which objects.

The United States is considered a high-context culture.

Beth is feeling frustrated by her mother's criticism regarding her choice of friends, so she snaps by shouting, "Who asked for your opinion?!!" What type of defensive message is Beth sending?

What is a cause or origin of unintentional misunderstandings?

What is a characteristic fundamental to conversation?

Match the concept, term, or theory with its correct response or definition. -Cultures that prefer direct and clear language usage.

Communicators in high-context cultures tend to rely upon indirect, ambiguous language-and even silence-when they communicate with one another.

What is the theory that suggests we cannot share our thoughts without the use of a common language?

Describe what linguistic determinism means.

What is the most frequently used form of deception?

"I don't use labels-I'm not a can of soup" is a criticism of what function of language?

According to research by philosopher Paul Grice, you must do what in order to be informative?

Verbal aggression can

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