Question 1

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example.
-A speech at a meeting

Accepted Answer

A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one 
A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one B

Question 2

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example.
-A traffic sign

Accepted Answer

A)  Oral 
B)  Bodily 
C)  Written 
D)  Symbolic 
A)  Oral 
B)  Bodily 
C)  Written 
D)  Symbolic D

Question 3

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example.
-A company newsletter

Accepted Answer

A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one 
A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one C

Question 4

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example.
-An email

Accepted Answer

A)  Oral 
B)  Bodily 
C)  Written 
D)  Symbolic 
A)  Oral 
B)  Bodily 
C)  Written 
D)  Symbolic

Question 5

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description.
-Extrapolations are made from patterns and sequences

Accepted Answer

A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle 
A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle

Question 6

We are predisposed to perceive the world in certain ways

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The process of receiving a response or a reaction to communication is known as ____________.

Accepted Answer

Feedback
Explanation: Feedback

Question 8

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example.
-An email from a project group

Accepted Answer

A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one 
A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one

Question 9

Technology can turn human weaknesses into an advantage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Which of the following might outline formal channels of communication within an organization? Please select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  The water cooler 
B)  A staff sports club 
C)  An email distribution list 
D)  The organization chart 
A)  The water cooler 
B)  A staff sports club 
C)  An email distribution list 
D)  The organization chart

Question 11

ICT within organizations refers to ______, communication, and technology

Accepted Answer

information
Explanation: Infor

Question 12

How might social presence theory explain the use of emoticons and emoji in emails and SMS messages?

Accepted Answer

A)  They reduce uncertainty in communication. 
B)  They are a surrogate for facial expressions and body language missing from written communication. 
C)  They are currently considered to be the fastest growing language. 
D)  They increase the speed of feedback in email communication. 
A)  They reduce uncertainty in communication. 
B)  They are a surrogate for facial expressions and body language missing from written communication. 
C)  They are currently considered to be the fastest growing language. 
D)  They increase the speed of feedback in email communication.

Question 13

The process of actively organizing perceptions to bring some stimuli to the foreground is known as _______ perception.

Accepted Answer

selective
Explanation: We are

Question 14

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description.
-Some perceptions are brought to the foreground whilst pushing others to the background

Accepted Answer

A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle 
A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle

Question 15

Which of the following best describes the implications that Latour's (1986) rugby ball metaphor has for communication?

Accepted Answer

A)  Communication is an important part of teamwork and needs to be developed for a team to function effectively. 
B)  Miscommunication happens often on a rugby field because there is so much noise from the crowd. 
C)  Once a message has been communicated, how it is then passed on and distorted is beyond the control of the original sender. 
D)  Miscommunication can cause a team to be unsuccessful. 
A)  Communication is an important part of teamwork and needs to be developed for a team to function effectively. 
B)  Miscommunication happens often on a rugby field because there is so much noise from the crowd. 
C)  Once a message has been communicated, how it is then passed on and distorted is beyond the control of the original sender. 
D)  Miscommunication can cause a team to be unsuccessful.

Question 16

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description.
-Objects that are close together tend to be grouped together

Accepted Answer

A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle 
A)  Proximity principle 
B)  Continuity principle 
C)  Closure principle 
D)  Figure-ground principle

Question 17

An email is the best way to communicate the details of a new corporate culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example.
-A telephone conversation

Accepted Answer

A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one 
A)  One-to-one 
B)  One-to-many 
C)  Many-to-many 
D)  Many-to-one

Question 19

To which of the following does Deleuze and Guattari's 'suppleness of communication' (1987: 214) refer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Organization chart 
B)  Formal communication 
C)  Informal communication 
D)  Matrix structure 
A)  Organization chart 
B)  Formal communication 
C)  Informal communication 
D)  Matrix structure

Question 20

Which of the following are examples of 'noise' which might disrupt the communication process? Please select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  Physical 
B)  Psychological 
C)  Social/cultural 
D)  Formal 
A)  Physical 
B)  Psychological 
C)  Social/cultural 
D)  Formal

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A speech at a meeting

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example. -A traffic sign

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A company newsletter

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example. -An email

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Extrapolations are made from patterns and sequences

We are predisposed to perceive the world in certain ways

The process of receiving a response or a reaction to communication is known as ____________.

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -An email from a project group

Technology can turn human weaknesses into an advantage.

Which of the following might outline formal channels of communication within an organization? Please select all that apply.

ICT within organizations refers to ______, communication, and technology

How might social presence theory explain the use of emoticons and emoji in emails and SMS messages?

The process of actively organizing perceptions to bring some stimuli to the foreground is known as _______ perception.

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Some perceptions are brought to the foreground whilst pushing others to the background

Which of the following best describes the implications that Latour's (1986) rugby ball metaphor has for communication?

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Objects that are close together tend to be grouped together

An email is the best way to communicate the details of a new corporate culture.

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A telephone conversation

To which of the following does Deleuze and Guattari's 'suppleness of communication' (1987: 214) refer?

Which of the following are examples of 'noise' which might disrupt the communication process? Please select all that apply.

Introducing Organizational Behaviour

Organizational Structure, Design, and Bureaucracy

Rational Work Design

Developments in the Rational Organization

Discovering the Social Organization

Managing Groups and Teams

Organizational Culture

Personality and Individual Differences

Motivation and the Meaning of Work

Knowledge and Learning

Changing the Organization

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Leadership

Power and Politics

Work, Emotion and Aesthetics

Globalization

Corporate Social Responsibility

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Exam 11: Perception and Communication

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A speech at a meeting

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example. -A traffic sign

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A company newsletter

Match the following channels of communication to their most appropriate example. -An email

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Extrapolations are made from patterns and sequences

We are predisposed to perceive the world in certain ways

The process of receiving a response or a reaction to communication is known as ____________.

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -An email from a project group

Technology can turn human weaknesses into an advantage.

Which of the following might outline formal channels of communication within an organization? Please select all that apply.

ICT within organizations refers to ______, communication, and technology

How might social presence theory explain the use of emoticons and emoji in emails and SMS messages?

The process of actively organizing perceptions to bring some stimuli to the foreground is known as _______ perception.

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Some perceptions are brought to the foreground whilst pushing others to the background

Which of the following best describes the implications that Latour's (1986) rugby ball metaphor has for communication?

Match the following principles of perceptual organization to their description. -Objects that are close together tend to be grouped together

An email is the best way to communicate the details of a new corporate culture.

Match the following different types of focus of communication to their most appropriate example. -A telephone conversation

To which of the following does Deleuze and Guattari's 'suppleness of communication' (1987: 214) refer?

Which of the following are examples of 'noise' which might disrupt the communication process? Please select all that apply.

Introducing Organizational Behaviour

Organizational Structure, Design, and Bureaucracy

Rational Work Design

Developments in the Rational Organization

Discovering the Social Organization

Managing Groups and Teams

Organizational Culture

Personality and Individual Differences

Motivation and the Meaning of Work

Knowledge and Learning

Changing the Organization

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

Leadership

Power and Politics

Work, Emotion and Aesthetics

Globalization

Corporate Social Responsibility

Filters