Communications Question

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Getting the days off we need from work and asking for extensions on class assignments represents which reason why we communicate with other people?

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Communicating to satisfy the needs of pleasure, escape, and enjoyment represent which of the following reasons why we communicate with other people?

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Individuals who tend to have successful interpersonal relations have lower blood pressure and get sick less often. This represents which need for communicating with others?

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Which of the following is not a principle of interpersonal communication?

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When we communicate with others we send messages like respect, control, and affinity. This represents which dimension of communication?

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You should strive to have personal, instead of impersonal, relationships with most people.

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Which of the following is a misconception of interpersonal communication?

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There is one ideal way to be an effective and competent communicator.

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The ability to construct a variety of frameworks and different ways to view an issue is also known as what?

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Which of the following terms bests describes the ability to pay close attention to one’s own behavior and use these observations to shape the way they behave?

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Individuals with a high level of self esteem tend to think well of others and expect to be accepted by them.

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Which of the following terms best describes the fact that each of us develops a perception of ourselves that reflects the way we believe others see us?

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It is impossible for a person to change their self concept.

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Which of the following roots of our self concept is most closely associated with genetics?

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Sally doesn’t really like John’s new haircut but doesn’t want to hurt his feelings. Instead of telling him this, when he asks what she thinks she says that it is “really unique.” What alternative did Sally use for self-disclosure?

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Which of the following benefits of self-disclosure is best described as “getting it off your chest”?

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Diane really wants to go to school on the east coast, however her parents want her to stay near the Bay Area. Instead of telling her parents her feelings directly, she starts leaving college brochures for schools in New York around the house. What alternative to self disclosure is Diane using?

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Telling is lie is never a good alternative to self disclosure.

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Which of the following is a guideline for self-disclosure?

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Adela discloses information about herself to Bri, and in return they disclose information about themselves to Adela. This is known as what benefit of self disclosure?

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Individuals tend to notice things that are louder, larger, and brighter than normal. This tends to happen in which stage in the perception process?

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Which step in the perception process deals with sharing personal narratives?

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Which step in the process of perception do we assign meaning to an event?

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Strummer says he withdraws when Niko nags him. Niko says they only nag Strummer when he withdraws. What part of the perception process are they disagreeing with?

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Our assumptions and expectations of human behavior can influence our perceptions.

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Which of the following is NOT common tendency in our perceptions?

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June always thinks negatively of her peers that come into class late, however when she comes in late (which is often) she thinks her reasons are legitimate and excuse the same judgement she has for others. This explains what common tendency in our perceptions?

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Individuals who believe they have no role in how they feel are using which type of irrational thinking?

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Right before Joey’s band plays their first ever live concert in front of a real audience his heart starts to race and his blood pressure rises. What component of emotions is Joey experiencing?

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Jee-woon feels guilty about something that happened in her past and when she dwells on it they increase her debilitative emotions. This occurrence is also known as what?

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Rethinking negative events so they do not increase debilitative emotions is also known as what?

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“People-pleasers” tend to suffer from what type of irrational thinking?

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Believing that if you try something the worst will happen describes what type of irrational thinking?

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Thinking that other people or events are the source of your emotions is also known as what type of irrational thinking?

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Language is symbolic.

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Words such as likely, doubtful, probable, and good chance can cause misunderstandings depending on who is speaking. What concept explains this source of confusion?

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Semantic rules govern how to interpret messages in a given context.