Question 1

symbolic self-awareness is the unique human ability to develop a representation of oneself and communicate that representation to others through language

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true

Question 2

The interpretation stage of perception involves superimposing structure and consistency on what we observe.

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true

Question 3

Closure is the process of filing in missing information by imposing a pattern or structure.

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true

Question 4

Visualization has been shown by research to reduce speaking anxiety.

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true

Question 5

Maya believes she will make few friends in college and her predictions comes true. This is an example of reframing.

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true

Question 6

The term sex is more broad and inclusive that the term gender.

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true

Question 7

Self-reflexiveness is the human ability to think about what we're doing while we're doing it.

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true

Question 8

The extent to which beliefs about ourselves are clearly and confidently identified and are stable over time is known as self-concept clarity.

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true

Question 9

When Melinda describe herself as being a student, she is discussing her ascribed identity.

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true

Question 10

You have been described by your significant other as a "control freak." This description is an example of avowed identity

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true

Question 11

Your spiritual self is the part of you that attempts to answer "Why am I here?"

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true

Question 12

According to William James, having a 'social self' means that you communicate differently with different people.

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true

Question 13

Keeping up with other is a relation to our possessions reflects our view of our social self.

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true

Question 14

"I think honestly and truth are important in a relationship." This statement is an example of an attitude.

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true

Question 15

A value is a learned predisposition to respond to a person, object, or idea in a favorable or unfavorable way.

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true

Question 16

Your "Who I am?" responses are part of your self image

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true

Question 17

According to the book, your self-concept varies from situation to situation, and actually changes on a regular basis

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true

Question 18

If you are operating in the unconscious incompetent, you are unaware of your own incompetence and don't know what you don't know

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true

Question 19

Conscious competence is when we are were that we know or can do something but it has not yet become an integrated habit.

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true

Question 20

According to Layder, the self is focal point of action and control

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true

Question 21

Symbolic self-awareness is the unique human ability to develop a representation of oneself and communication that representation to other through language.

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true

Question 22

According to the textbook, an important aspect of a successful group is having a sense of belonging among its members.

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true

Question 23

A dyad must have at least three people interacting.

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true

Question 24

Verbal messages are more believable than nonverbal messages.

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true

Question 25

You spend more time listening than performing any other communication.

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true

Question 26

A nonverbal message may contradict a person's verbal message.

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true

Question 27

The relationship aspects of communication is usually explicit in a person's verbal messages.

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true

Question 28

The relationship dimension of a message offers a cues about the amount of power and control the speaker feels toward the other person involved in the communication.

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true

Question 29

When Filbert returns home from his classes, he finds that there are three emails from his friend Pablo that were sent at various times of the day. These emails illustrates that mediated communication is synchronous.

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true

Question 30

The "communication as transition" model fails to take into account the simultaneous nature of communication.

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true

Question 31

According to the textbook , the key problem with the "communication as action" model of communication is that it overlooks the various channels of communication.

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true

Question 32

Someone who is distracted by the thought of an upcoming exam and misses the professor's advice on how to best study is experiencing literal noise

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true

Question 33

Brad is angry with Angie, so while she tells him why she wants to go out a specific restaurant for dinner, he sits perfectly still and makes no eye contact with her. In these ways, Brad is able to confuse Angie by not sending any feedback to her.

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true

Question 34

The pascal quotation "There are truths on this side of the Pyrenees, which are falsehood on the other," suggests that there is not a universal code of ethics that is followed by all cultures.

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true

Question 35

The other-oriented perspective is essential for a message to achieve its desired effect

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true

Question 36

According to the textbook, a character of competent communication is to achieve a common understanding of the message.

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true

Question 37

According to reaserch cited in the textbook, communications plays a role in maintaining your emotional, but not your physical health.

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true

Question 38

According to research  cited in the textbook, communications plays a role in maintaining your emotional, but not your physical health.

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true

Question 39

When seeking employment, it is good to know that the to- ranked factor that human resources professionals desire in applicants is the ability to have experience in resume writing.

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true

Question 40

Personnel managers cite oral communications skills as  a top factor in helping graduating college students obtain employment.

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true

Question 41

Communication that occurs within yourself is referred to as [blank_start]interpersonal[blank_end] communication.

Accepted Answer

interpersonal

Question 42

To be [blank_start]other-oriented[blank_end] is to consider the needs, motives, desires, and goals of our communication partners while still maintaining our integrity.

Accepted Answer

other-oriented

Question 43

The process of using symbols to influence or persuade other is [blank_start]rhetoric[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

rhetoric

Question 44

Your [blank_start]avowed[blank_end] identity is one you personally assign to yourself and act out.

Accepted Answer

avowed

Question 45

An evaluation of one's worth or value that can fluctuate is known as [blank_start]self-esteem[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

self-esteem

Question 46

A social construction that encompasses biological sex, psychological characteristic, attitudes about the sexes, and sexual orientation is  known as [blank_start]gender[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

gender

Question 47

A method for reducing anxiety or boosting your sense of self-esteem by mentally imagining you are performing a particular task in a certain way is [blank_start]visualization[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

visualization

Question 48

The activity involved in perception when we choose specific stimuli in our environment to focus on is [blank_start]selection[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

selection

Question 49

a generalization that we apply to persons because we perceive them to have attributes common to a particular group is called a [blank_start]stereotype[blank_end]

Accepted Answer

stereotype

Question 50

looking for cues is nonverbal behavior,listing carefully to the language a person is using, and paying close attention to the tone of voice of another person are examples of [blank_start]indirect[blank_end] perception checking.

Accepted Answer

indirect

Question 51

considers who you are in relationship to other forces in the universe

Accepted Answer

spirutal self

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material self

Question 52

the central inner force, common to all human beings, yet unique in each which is the sources of growth.

Accepted Answer

slef

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social self

Question 53

can be characterize by the statement, "you are what you have."

Accepted Answer

material self

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sex

Question 54

changes depending on with whom you are interacting

Accepted Answer

social self

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symbolic self-awareness

Question 55

biological and physiological characteristics that make a person male or female

Accepted Answer

sex

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self

Question 56

a unique human ability to develop and communicate a representation of oneself to others

Accepted Answer

symbolic self-awareness

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self

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