Chapters 4-8 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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A pushy or brash way of comunicating, which considers only one point of view, leaving little or no room for compromise or discussion

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aggressive tone

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An annual publication that provides statistics and general facts

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almanac

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3
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A direct yet tactful communication approach

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assertive tone

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Publication that includes maps and other geographical information

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atlas

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The process by which a speaker considers the needs and expectations of the audience that will be listening to a speech

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audience analysis

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The way one uses his or her body send messages

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body language

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7
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A transition from one answer to another

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bridge

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A complete list of materials in a library collection briefly describing each and indicating where it can be found

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catalog

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Politeness manners and respectful consideration for others

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courtesy

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A collection of related information

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database

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A device used by speakers that involves looking directly into listeners eyes to emphasize a point or show how strongly the speakers feel about something

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Eye contact

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Question that helps an interviewer pursue topics that come up unexpectedly during interview

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Follow-up question

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Body language involving hand or arm movement

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Gesture

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In a book an alphabetical list found in the back indicating the exact page or pages on which the reader can find particular information

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Index

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A cooperative system by which libraries lend specific materials to one another; something lent or a grant of temporary use through such a system

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Interlibrary loan

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The person who asks the questions in an interview

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Interviewer

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The distance used primarily for confidential exchanges (within 18 inches), almost always reserved for close friends

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Intimate distance

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18
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A question that puts words in the subjects mouth

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Leading question

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The communication approach that lacks vitality, seeming uninterested and uninvolved

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Non-assertive tone

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Something communicated without words, as through facial expressions and body language

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Nonverbal message

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A question that allows the subject to decide how best to answer. It encourages a comprehensive, in-depth response and discourages a yes no or true false response

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Open-ended question

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Rewording an original passage

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A lull in conversation, often providing a good opportunity for an interviewer to convey more information

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The ability to work well with others by using polite communication procedures

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People skills

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The publication such as the newspaper, magazine, or journal that is published at regular intervals
Periodical
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A listing of articles published in periodicals
Periodical Index
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The distance comfortable for conversation between friends (a foot and a half to 4 feet)
Personal distance
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A comfort zone each person maintains around himself or herself, where intrusions would usually be unwelcome
Personal space
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Copying or imitating another person's language and passing them off as one's own original work
Plagiarism
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A selection of work, such as a job candidates best school assignments, used to show and help assess one's performance
Portfolio
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Communication that takes place on the job or is related to a career
Professional communication
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The distance maintained between strangers (normally 12 feet or more) – a distance at which people need barely acknowledge each other's presence
Public distance
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And easy, open-ended question
Puffball
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A shared feeling of trust and cooperation
Rapport
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Website with software that allows users to search for specified information on the World Wide Web
Search engine
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The communication that occurs in one's personal and community life
Social communication
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The distance generally maintained between people in most social and business exchanges (4 to 12 feet)
Social distance
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A brief statement that sticks in the mind, as often heard on television and radio broadcasts
Soundbite
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Information (especially in the form of an analogy, story, anecdote, or quotation) given during a response that makes the point come alive
Sparkler
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The person who answers the questions in an interview
Subject
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The outline of the books general plan or organization–normally found at the beginning of the book and listing the main sections and chapters
Table of contents
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Diplomacy in dealing with others
Tact
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A combination of the pitch and timbre of the speakers voice, pauses, rhythm, and unique pronunciation – often a reliable clue to the speakers feelings
Tone
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The pitch and timbre (distinctive tone) of a persons voice
Tone of voice
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Word-for-word
Verbatim
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A question that may be answered with a simple yes or no – thus allowing the subject to answer without elaborating
Yes no question