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1."Now that we've examined X, let's consider Y," is an example of a(n): a.
feedback.
b. intrapersonal communication.
c. call-out.
d. transitional statement.
e. exhortation. - d. transitional statement.
2 refers to a set of principles or rules for correct conduct.a.
Decorum
b. Protocol
c. Code of conduct
d. Manners
e. Ethics - e. Ethics
3. When faced with a difficult situation with a customer, instead of saying "I've had it with your
complaints!" Sue always says, "I'm having trouble seeing how I can fix this situation. Would you
explain to me what you want to see happen?" In terms of responsibilities of a communicator,
this is an example of:
a. marketing tactic.
b. ethical communication.
c. intrapersonal communication.
d. sales pitching.
e. effective feedback. - b. ethical communication.
, 4. is the term Aristotle used to refer to the communicator's good character and
reputation for doing what is right.
a. Logos
b. Ethos
c. Pathos
d. Dialectic
e. Axios - b. Ethos
4. To be means that everyone is entitled to the same respect, expectations, access to
information, and rewards of participation in a group.
a. organized
b. neutral
c. tolerant of diversity
d. egalitarian
e. ethical - d. egalitarian
5. People who believe whatever the speaker said simply because of how dramatically he or she
delivered a speech are being manipulated by:
a. a cult of personality.
b. hypnotic suggestions.
c. false promises.
d. an autocratic leader.
e. impression management. - a. a cult of personality.
6. If you are asked a question to which you don't know the answer, the proper response should
be:
a. "I'm afraid I will not be able to answer your queries."
b. "Shall we keep the questions toward the end of the session?"
c. "I don't know the answer but I will research it and get back to you"
d. "This seems to digress from the topic in discussion."
e. "Questioners should ensure that they benefit the entire audience." - c. "I don't know the
answer but I will research it and get back to you"
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