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Business And Professional Speaking
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Subject
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Protect people's fundamental or inalienable rights. (the golden rule)
Monochromatic and Polychromatic
Interpreting
Moral Rights
Accommodating
2. Non-verbal communication is based on what two elements?
Collectivist
Frame of reference and cultural background
Expectations - teamwork - trust
Pictograms
3. Choosing which stimulus to focus on (intake)
Visual Communication
Non-verbal communication
Sensing
Dealing with Gender Barrier
4. Time is a tool to be used in building/maintaining relationships.
Visual Communication
Polychromatic View
Accommodating
Regulators
5. Illustrations which represent a more abstract idea/concept.
Practical
Ideograms
Sensing - interpreting - evaluating - responding - remembering.
Hidden Style
6. Types of frame of reference.
Technical
Verbal Communication
Immediacy Behaviors
Technical - formal - informal
7. Spaces - color - lighting - room size - odor - noise level - heat/ventilation - lack of windows.
Physical Enviroment
Closed Style
Stimulus - motivation - encoding - code - decoding - feedback
Hand gestures - posture - clothing - time - etc.
8. Depends on the sender; words matter.
Intimate - personal - social - public
Hand gestures - posture - clothing - time - etc.
Communication Style
Low Context
9. Structured ways to listen and respond to others - focusing on the speaker and suspending your own frames of reference and judgments - for the good of mutual understanding.
Closed - blind - hidden - open
Moral Rights
Active Listening
Public Distance
10. Your communication style is based on these two things.
Practical
Feedback and disclosure
Hidden Style
Illustrators
11. Habitual movements/gestures used in times of stress.
Adaptors
Justice
Informal
Communication Ethics
12. Touching- 18 inches: private use.
Visual Communication
Sensing - interpreting - evaluating - responding - remembering.
Intimate Space
Intimate - personal - social - public
13. Began in 30 - 000 B.C. and used by hunters and gatherers and for religious reasons.
Cave Paintings
Verbal Communication
Vocal Communication
Emblem - illustrators - regulators - adaptors
14. Tone of voice
Hearing
Vocal Communication
Writing
Speech
15. Culture found in the west.
Individualistic
Informal
Hand gestures - posture - clothing - time - etc.
Sensing
16. Began in 9 - 000 B.C.- illustrations representing a concept - object - activity - place - or event.
Pictograms
Monochromatic View
Formal
verbal - vocal - visual
17. Steps in Communication
Stimulus - motivation - encoding - code - decoding - feedback
Sensing
Speech
Competing
18. Clarify meanings and sustaining conversation.
Open Style
Remembering
Monochromatic View
Dealing with Semantic Barrier
19. Four barriers that keep us from listening.
Social Distance
Speech
Physical - Personal - Semantic - Gender
Justice
20. Time is a resource to be rationed and controlled.
Eye contact
Monochromatic View
Polychromatic View
Visual Communication
21. Intentional movements/gestures with a specific meaning.
High Context
Emblem
Vocal Communication
Formal
22. Understanding listening stages
Hidden Style
Sensing - interpreting - evaluating - responding - remembering.
Telecommunication
Physical Enviroment
23. Based on ideas - objective. Ideas are separate than the person.
Monochromatic and Polychromatic
Cognitive Conflict
Collectivist
Eye contact
24. Symbols for numbers led to phonetic symbols which led to the 1st alphabet.
Eye contact
Ideograms
Feedback and disclosure
Writing
25. Lengths of personal space.
Closed - blind - hidden - open
Cognitive and Affective
Intimate - personal - social - public
Traditional - human relations - human resources - systems/contingency - transformational
26. Rules are stated and known - but not the reasons.
Affective Conflict
Formal
Communication
Blind Style
27. Difference between petroglyphs and pictograms.
Non-verbal communication
Affective Conflict
Polychromatic View
Petroglyphs show pictures and pictograms tell stories.
28. Culture found in the east.
Hand gestures - posture - clothing - time - etc.
Visual Communication
Collectivist
Intimate - personal - social - public
29. The transmission of signals over a distance for the purpose of communication. (i.e. smoke signals and postal service)
Dealing with Physical barriers
Monochromatic View
Illustrators
Telecommunication
30. Decide which parts of the message are worth remembering.
Technical - formal - informal
Justice
Remembering
Communication
31. Types of communication
verbal - vocal - visual
Dealing with Gender Barrier
Moral Rights
70% of all communication
32. Overcome them and keep them in check.
Dealing with Personal barriers
Visual Communication
Adaptors
Frame of reference and cultural background
33. All intentional and unintentional messages that are not written - spoken - or sounded.
Personal Space
Practical
Non-verbal communication
Emblem - illustrators - regulators - adaptors
34. 2nd choice conflict resolution for all types of communicators.
Polychromatic View
Communication Style
Compromising
Informal
35. The act of receiving information through the ears.
Dealing with Semantic Barrier
Intimate - personal - social - public
Hearing
Visual Communication
36. Non-verbal signals
Collectivist
Pictograms
Non-verbal communication
Hand gestures - posture - clothing - time - etc.
37. Assign meaning to the message (internalize)
Closed - blind - hidden - open
Interpreting
Stimulus - motivation - encoding - code - decoding - feedback
Blind Style
38. Taking appropriate action on the message (feedback)
Responding
Intimate - personal - social - public
Active Listening
Justice
39. Non-verbal communication
Personal Space
70% of all communication
Communication Style
Dealing with Physical barriers
40. 4-12 feet: most normal interaction. 4-7 ft: less formal; 7-12 feet: more formal.
Active Listening
Formal
Social Distance
Cognitive Conflict
41. Different behaviors which increase closeness - familiarity - and relationship.
Immediacy Behaviors
Emblem - illustrators - regulators - adaptors
Personal Space
Monochromatic View
42. Depends on the receiver; context matters.
Petroglyphs show pictures and pictograms tell stories.
Monochromatic and Polychromatic
Communication Ethics
High Context
43. Ethical Rules
Communication Ethics
Closed Style
Hearing
Utilitarian - moral rights - justice - practical
44. Create the greatest good for the greatest amount of people
Utilitarian
Regulators
70% of all communication
Communication
45. The process of internalizing and heeding information.
Practical
Physical - Personal - Semantic - Gender
Individualistic
Listening
46. Ways to maintain effective relationships.
Expectations - teamwork - trust
Regulators
Responding
Interpreting
47. The process of people sharing thoughts - ideas - and feeling with each other in commonly understandable ways.
Active Listening
Unethical traps
Communication
Eye contact
48. Began in 10 - 000 B.C.- Carvings in rock surfaces and stone arrangements.
Ideograms
Petroglyphs
Feedback and disclosure
Low Context
49. Displays attention - the longer you hold it the more confident you are - controls conversation; varies between cultures.
Justice
Interpreting
Sensing - interpreting - evaluating - responding - remembering.
Eye contact
50. Most common conflict resolution for closed style communicators.
Moral Rights
Justice
Cognitive and Affective
Avoiding