Question 1

Which of the following explains the unknown quadrant found in the Johari window?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is hypothetical but probably nonexistent for most people. 
B)  It is fairly large for people who are introspective. 
C)  It represents that part of yourself that others are aware of but you are not. 
D)  It represents information about yourself that you and others have yet to discover. 
A)  It is hypothetical but probably nonexistent for most people. 
B)  It is fairly large for people who are introspective. 
C)  It represents that part of yourself that others are aware of but you are not. 
D)  It represents information about yourself that you and others have yet to discover.

Question 2

A relationship that forms situationally, simply because one's life overlaps with another in some way is a relationship of _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A relationship that forms situationally, simply because...

Question 3

The Johari window is a model used to discuss self-disclosure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Jonathan sat down next to Sandra and made eye contact. He then moved a little closer to her and increased eye contact and leaned forward, toward her, when she began to speak. These actions indicate which of the following on the part of Jonathan?

Accepted Answer

A)  Reciprocity 
B)  Narcissism 
C)  Passivity 
D)  Immediacy 
A)  Reciprocity 
B)  Narcissism 
C)  Passivity 
D)  Immediacy

Question 5

The Johari window is a model that explains how self-disclosure _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  stays relatively consistent for most people in most relationships 
B)  differs from person to person from relationship to relationship, but stays the same for the duration of that relationship 
C)  varies from relationship to relationship, and reflects various stages of relational development 
D)  only changes during the later stages of a relationship 
A)  stays relatively consistent for most people in most relationships 
B)  differs from person to person from relationship to relationship, but stays the same for the duration of that relationship 
C)  varies from relationship to relationship, and reflects various stages of relational development 
D)  only changes during the later stages of a relationship

Question 6

Explain uncertainty reduction theory. How might we go about reducing our uncertainty?

Accepted Answer

Uncertainty reduction theory is based up

Question 7

Betty and Barney were attracted to one another although they did not appear to their friends to "go together." Betty was not very good with money, but Barney kept his checkbook in immaculate order and always knew how much money they had available to spend. These two found an attraction based on _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  self-disclosure 
B)  proximity 
C)  complementarity 
D)  compatibility 
A)  self-disclosure 
B)  proximity 
C)  complementarity 
D)  compatibility

Question 8

What is interpersonal attraction?

Accepted Answer

Interpersonal attraction is the degree t

Which of the following explains the unknown quadrant found in the Johari window?

A relationship that forms situationally, simply because one's life overlaps with another in some way is a relationship of _____.

The Johari window is a model used to discuss self-disclosure.

Jonathan sat down next to Sandra and made eye contact. He then moved a little closer to her and increased eye contact and leaned forward, toward her, when she began to speak. These actions indicate which of the following on the part of Jonathan?

The Johari window is a model that explains how self-disclosure _____.

Explain uncertainty reduction theory. How might we go about reducing our uncertainty?

What is interpersonal attraction?

Identifying Foundations of Human Communication

Exploring Self-Awareness and Communication

Understanding Verbal Messages

Understanding Nonverbal Messages

Listening and Responding

Adapting to Others: Diversity and Communication

Enhancing Relationships

Understanding Group and Team Performance

Enhancing Group and Team Performance

Developing Your Speech

Organizing and Outlining Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Speaking to Inform

Speaking to Persuade

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Exam 7: Understanding Interpersonal Communication

Which of the following explains the unknown quadrant found in the Johari window?

A relationship that forms situationally, simply because one's life overlaps with another in some way is a relationship of _____.

The Johari window is a model used to discuss self-disclosure.

Jonathan sat down next to Sandra and made eye contact. He then moved a little closer to her and increased eye contact and leaned forward, toward her, when she began to speak. These actions indicate which of the following on the part of Jonathan?

The Johari window is a model that explains how self-disclosure _____.

Explain uncertainty reduction theory. How might we go about reducing our uncertainty?

What is interpersonal attraction?

Identifying Foundations of Human Communication

Exploring Self-Awareness and Communication

Understanding Verbal Messages

Understanding Nonverbal Messages

Listening and Responding

Adapting to Others: Diversity and Communication

Enhancing Relationships

Understanding Group and Team Performance

Enhancing Group and Team Performance

Developing Your Speech

Organizing and Outlining Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

Speaking to Inform

Speaking to Persuade

Filters