Question 1

"Message" refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  the perceptions of a listener to a set of signals from any source. 
B)  signals from human beings. 
C)  a set of signals structured so as to contain meaning. 
D)  a planned, structured, and encoded set of signals. 
E)  sounds, words and actions interpreted as a whole by group members. 
A)  the perceptions of a listener to a set of signals from any source. 
B)  signals from human beings. 
C)  a set of signals structured so as to contain meaning. 
D)  a planned, structured, and encoded set of signals. 
E)  sounds, words and actions interpreted as a whole by group members.

Question 2

In general, most Americans will allow about _____ minute(s) before expecting an apology for tardiness to a small group meeting.

Accepted Answer

A)  ten 
B)  one 
C)  five 
D)  fifteen 
E)  thirty 
A)  ten 
B)  one 
C)  five 
D)  fifteen 
E)  thirty

Question 3

In CMC environments, members miss important facial expressions, gestures, and body language.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

"Message" refers to

In general, most Americans will allow about _____ minute(s) before expecting an apology for tardiness to a small group meeting.

In CMC environments, members miss important facial expressions, gestures, and body language.

Small Groups As the Heart of Society

Groups As Open Systems

Communication Principles for Group Members

Becoming a Group

Diversity in the Small Group

Creative and Critical Thinking in the Small Group

Group Problem-Solving Procedures

Managing Small Group Conflict Productively

Applying Leadership Principles

Planning, Organizing, and Presenting Small Group Oral Presentations

Filters

Exam 4: Using Verbal and Nonverbal Messages in a Group

"Message" refers to

In general, most Americans will allow about _____ minute(s) before expecting an apology for tardiness to a small group meeting.

In CMC environments, members miss important facial expressions, gestures, and body language.

Small Groups As the Heart of Society

Groups As Open Systems

Communication Principles for Group Members

Becoming a Group

Diversity in the Small Group

Creative and Critical Thinking in the Small Group

Group Problem-Solving Procedures

Managing Small Group Conflict Productively

Applying Leadership Principles

Planning, Organizing, and Presenting Small Group Oral Presentations

Filters