Question 1

Janusik notes that the college textbook

Accepted Answer

A)  is the best way to prove findings in a specific field. 
B)  is outdated now that interactive media is available in more classrooms. 
C)  is blindly trusted, as few instructors review the research presented. 
D)  should be the focus of scholars, so that more students can learn. 
A)  is the best way to prove findings in a specific field. 
B)  is outdated now that interactive media is available in more classrooms. 
C)  is blindly trusted, as few instructors review the research presented. 
D)  should be the focus of scholars, so that more students can learn.

Question 2

_______________________________________ provides people with the opportunity to learn more about their condition and gain emotional support without attending a group session in person.

Accepted Answer

Online soc

Question 3

Research using the app, My Social Ties, revealed people tended to enjoy conversation more when they talked more.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The cocktail party effect happens when

Accepted Answer

A)  the hor d'oevre trays are passed around. 
B)  you hear your name mentioned in a conversation across a noisy room. 
C)  you can't hear the person next to you in a noisy setting. 
D)  you selectively tune into just one conversation. 
A)  the hor d'oevre trays are passed around. 
B)  you hear your name mentioned in a conversation across a noisy room. 
C)  you can't hear the person next to you in a noisy setting. 
D)  you selectively tune into just one conversation.

Question 5

Young children can improve their emotional intelligence by listening to music that creates feelings of anticipation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

If Luna wants to understand Sam's state of mind, she can pay attention to his vocal patterns or _______________.

Accepted Answer

A)  thought markers 
B)  nonfluencies 
C)  pauses 
D)  vocal fillers 
A)  thought markers 
B)  nonfluencies 
C)  pauses 
D)  vocal fillers

Question 7

Discuss the effects of the neurologic disorder, tone deafness.

Accepted Answer

People who suffer from tone de

Question 8

According to Galina Mindlin, we can develop musical playlists to aid us in achieving specific goals. Identify a personal goal that would be suitable for this type of playlist. What steps would you need to go through to develop and use your playlist? What songs would you include and why?

Accepted Answer

Listening to particular songs or music c

Question 9

If you are engaged in a conversation with Juls and hear your name mentioned by Clare and Cole who are talking across the room, you've just experience the cocktail party effect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

fMRI research suggests that the reward sections of our brain are activated when we judge someone as actively listening.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to Greitemeyer, what are the effects of prosocial music on students?

Accepted Answer

Student who listen to prosocia

Question 12

Human memory capacity compares to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  3 million hours of television programing 
B)  A one terabyte memory disc 
C)  A super computer 
D)  300 hours of texting 
A)  3 million hours of television programing 
B)  A one terabyte memory disc 
C)  A super computer 
D)  300 hours of texting

Question 13

Research shows that sleep has little or no impact on the ability to recall anything.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A common problem with textbooks is that new instructors may trust the textbook without personally researching the content.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Even a small hearing loss can affect language development in a child.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In terms of listening education, why do some scholars question the role of the college textbook?

Accepted Answer

Researchers have differing opinions on t

Question 17

Listening to music changes brain processing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The Mozart Effect links listening to Mozart's Sonatas to increases in __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Mozart Effect links listening to Mozart's...

Question 19

The auditory area of the brain is the

Accepted Answer

A)  cognitive field. 
B)  terrestrial section. 
C)  temporal lobe. 
D)  audio-emotive area. 
A)  cognitive field. 
B)  terrestrial section. 
C)  temporal lobe. 
D)  audio-emotive area.

Question 20

What are some of the fMRI research findings on the effect of negativity on the brain and other physiological functions of speakers and listeners?

Accepted Answer

When we voice negative thoughts and feel

Janusik notes that the college textbook

_______________________________________ provides people with the opportunity to learn more about their condition and gain emotional support without attending a group session in person.

Research using the app, My Social Ties, revealed people tended to enjoy conversation more when they talked more.

The cocktail party effect happens when

Young children can improve their emotional intelligence by listening to music that creates feelings of anticipation.

If Luna wants to understand Sam's state of mind, she can pay attention to his vocal patterns or _______________.

Discuss the effects of the neurologic disorder, tone deafness.

According to Galina Mindlin, we can develop musical playlists to aid us in achieving specific goals. Identify a personal goal that would be suitable for this type of playlist. What steps would you need to go through to develop and use your playlist? What songs would you include and why?

If you are engaged in a conversation with Juls and hear your name mentioned by Clare and Cole who are talking across the room, you've just experience the cocktail party effect.

fMRI research suggests that the reward sections of our brain are activated when we judge someone as actively listening.

According to Greitemeyer, what are the effects of prosocial music on students?

Human memory capacity compares to which of the following?

Research shows that sleep has little or no impact on the ability to recall anything.

A common problem with textbooks is that new instructors may trust the textbook without personally researching the content.

Even a small hearing loss can affect language development in a child.

In terms of listening education, why do some scholars question the role of the college textbook?

Listening to music changes brain processing.

The Mozart Effect links listening to Mozart's Sonatas to increases in __________.

The auditory area of the brain is the

What are some of the fMRI research findings on the effect of negativity on the brain and other physiological functions of speakers and listeners?

Introduction and Overview

Listening

Listening and Information Processing

Individual Differences in Listening Processes

Listening in a Mediated World

Listening in the Conversational Context

Listening and Relationship Building the Family Context

Listening and Relationship Building Friends and Romance

Listening in Context Education

Listening in Context

Listening and Health

Listening in Legal Contexts

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Exam 13: Transforming Listening: Future Directions

Janusik notes that the college textbook

_______________________________________ provides people with the opportunity to learn more about their condition and gain emotional support without attending a group session in person.

Research using the app, My Social Ties, revealed people tended to enjoy conversation more when they talked more.

The cocktail party effect happens when

Young children can improve their emotional intelligence by listening to music that creates feelings of anticipation.

If Luna wants to understand Sam's state of mind, she can pay attention to his vocal patterns or _______________.

Discuss the effects of the neurologic disorder, tone deafness.

According to Galina Mindlin, we can develop musical playlists to aid us in achieving specific goals. Identify a personal goal that would be suitable for this type of playlist. What steps would you need to go through to develop and use your playlist? What songs would you include and why?

If you are engaged in a conversation with Juls and hear your name mentioned by Clare and Cole who are talking across the room, you've just experience the cocktail party effect.

fMRI research suggests that the reward sections of our brain are activated when we judge someone as actively listening.

According to Greitemeyer, what are the effects of prosocial music on students?

Human memory capacity compares to which of the following?

Research shows that sleep has little or no impact on the ability to recall anything.

A common problem with textbooks is that new instructors may trust the textbook without personally researching the content.

Even a small hearing loss can affect language development in a child.

In terms of listening education, why do some scholars question the role of the college textbook?

Listening to music changes brain processing.

The Mozart Effect links listening to Mozart's Sonatas to increases in __________.

The auditory area of the brain is the

What are some of the fMRI research findings on the effect of negativity on the brain and other physiological functions of speakers and listeners?

Introduction and Overview

Listening

Listening and Information Processing

Individual Differences in Listening Processes

Listening in a Mediated World

Listening in the Conversational Context

Listening and Relationship Building the Family Context

Listening and Relationship Building Friends and Romance

Listening in Context Education

Listening in Context

Listening and Health

Listening in Legal Contexts

Filters