Final Flashcards
(93 cards)
1
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Eye contact
A
It has to do with how and how much we look at others while communicating
2
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Posture
A
How we change our body
3
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Paralanguage
A
The voiced part of a spoken message that goes beyond the actual words
4
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Vocalized pause
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Extraneous sounds or words that interrupt fluent speech
5
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Body art
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All of the above
6
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True or false touch and contact varies in the US?
A
True
7
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Voice quality
A
The sound of a persons voice that distinguishes it from others
8
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Territorial space
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The physical space over which we claim ownership
9
Q
Improve nonverbals
A
None of these
10
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What are the goals of the intro in a speech?
A
Establish credibility
11
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Speech summary is what?
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A thesis
12
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A good intro should?
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Grab attention
13
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What is the goal of the conclusion in your speech?
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Summary of main points
14
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What gets listeners thinking about the idea?
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Asking questions
15
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Outline
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Have points and subpoints
16
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What does a visual aid do for a speech?
A
Enhance verbal message
17
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Establishing relevance
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Showing how info relates personally
18
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Not needing to establish cred
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Widely known expert in the field
19
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Visualizing success helps
A
In a speech
20
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True or false only use visual aid if you explain it
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True
21
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Use fewest words possible on note cards. T or F?
A
True
22
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Visualization
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A method to reduce apprehension by developing a mental picture of yourself giving a masterful speech
23
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Varying pitch
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Higher and lower
24
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Monitor rate if you speak too fast
A
True
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What is an example of poor posture?
Slouching
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Monotone
A voice in which the pitch, volume and rate remain constant with no word idea or sentence differing significantly from any other
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Eye contact in speeches
Looking at people in all parts of the audience
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When practice a speech rehearse out loud T or F
True
29
Best notes for speeches
Key words to trigger thoughts
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When using visual aid ___
Focus on the audience
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Give time to learn topic and be creative
True
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Altruism
A display of genuine and unselfish concern for the welfare of others
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Collectivist cultures
Cultures that value community collaboration shared interest harmony the public good and avoiding embarrassment
34
Culture shock
Psychological discomfort when engaging in a new cultural situation
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Tolerating ambiguity
Accepting differences
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Co-culture
A group consisting of a smaller number of people who hold common values beliefs attitudes and customs that differ from those of the dominant culture
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Intercultural communication
Interactions that occur between people whose cultures are so different that the communication between them is altered
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Religion
Example of co culture
A belief system with a set of rituals and ethical standard
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Masculine culture
Cultures in which men and women are expected to adhere to traditional gender roles
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Cultural sensitivity
Tolerate ambiguity open minded
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Denotative
Direst meaning
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Connotative
How we feel
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Concrete language
Words that clarify semantic meaning by appealing to the senses
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Lexicon
The collection of words and expression in a language
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Idiolect
Our own personal symbol system that includes our active vocabulary and our own unique pronunciations grammar and syntax
46
Slang
Should only be used when meaning is clear
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Idiom
Expressions whose meanings are different from the literal meanings associated with the words used in them
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Concrete language
Words that clarify semantic meaning by appealing to the senses
49
Mindfulness
Paying attention to what is happening at any given moment during a conversation
50
Nonverbals
65% of meaning
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Emoticons
Digital faces that show mood emotion and facial expression
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Body moves take place of words T or F?
True
53
Poly chronic culture
Cultures that view times as a continuous flow
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Direct eye contact is not universal T or F?
True
55
Nonverbal- main way to convey emotions
True
56
Gestures substitute words? True or false
True
57
Symbol
= all
58
Chanel
The route traveled by the message and the means of transportation
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Internal noise
Thoughts and feelings that compete for attention and interfere with the communication process
60
External noise
Sights sounds and other stimuli
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Why do we talk to people on airplanes and trains?
To meet social needs?
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Interpersonal
Two people
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Intrapersonal
All about me!
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Constructed message
Messages that are formed carefully and thoughtfully when our scripts are inadequate for the situation
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Scripted message
An actual text of what to say and do in a specific situation
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Culture influences perception
True
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True or false brains simplify in order to process
True
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Prejudice
Judging a person based on the characteristics of a group to which the person belongs without regard to how the person may vary from the group characteristic
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Stereotypes
Exaggerated or over simplified generalizations used to describe a group
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Discrimination
Acting differently toward a person based on prejudice
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Uncertainty reduction
Communication theory that explains how individuals monitor their social environment to know more about themselves and others
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Self perception
The overall view we have of ourselves which includes both our self concept and self esteem
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Self concept
The perception we have of our skills abilities knowledge competencies and personality traits
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Never trust your first impression!
T or F
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Perception expectation
Spelling triangles
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Self esteem
Self esteem the evaluation we make about our personal worthiness based on our self concept
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Self esteem relationships
Low self esteemed people form relationships with people who reinforce that
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Filtering messages
We tend to pay attention to messages that reinforce our self perception
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3 things that effect what we play attention to
Need
Interest
Expectation
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Self talk
The internal conversation we have with ourselves in our thoughts
81
Self concept effects communication
Who your friends are and now comfy you are around them
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Power distance
The extent to which members of a culture expect and accept that power will be equally or unequally shared
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Intercultural communication is e
True
84
Ethnicity and race are different
True
85
More likely to listen to a speech when
It's new and intellectually stimulating
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Attire effects a speech
True
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T or F you should be conversational when giving a speech.
TRUE
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Speech communities
A small group all speaking a common dialect
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T of F slang should only be used when meaning is clear
True
90
Language changes
All of the above
91
Feedback
Reactions and responses to messages
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You should trust your first impression T or F?
False
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Self talk
The internal conversation we have with ourselves in our thoughts
