Final Exam Part 2 Flashcards

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(Type of buffer) Subject: Decision on bid for annual contract with marble home makeovers.

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Neutral

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(Type of buffer) Thank you for submitting your competitive bid to supply and deliver plastic resins for the upcoming year.

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Appreciation

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(Type of buffer) We’re sorry to hear about the crack in your countertop.

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Sympathy

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(Type of buffer) Reducing work hours creates unwanted financial challenges for our employees.

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Common ground

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(Type of buffer) Thank you for your excellent work, especially during this temporary period of cash flow challenges.

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Compliment

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Messages, which are often written, that signal to recipients that an upcoming conversation or other communication may involve unpleasant news.

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Teaser messages

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What are the 4 important parts of defining and analyzing data as part of a specific research problem?

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  1. Learn about forecasting/statistics and spreadsheet/data tables
  2. Rely on others in your analysis
  3. Stay focused on problem/big picture
  4. Communicate with charts/tables
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What are the 4 principles for survey questions?

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  1. Simple to answer
  2. Non-leading
  3. Exhaustive and unambiguous
  4. Single idea
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Survey questions should be _______ questions, which are more easily quantified and analyzed.

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Close-end questions

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Surveys should be _____. Rarely can you get accurate data from surveys that take _________ than _____ minutes.

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  1. short
  2. longer
  3. 5
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A type of question that suggests an answer. Often designed for a preferred response from the survey designers’ perspective. (Don’t allow respondents to provide their genuine thoughts or impressions).

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Leading question

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______ should focus on the main message which is often non-numerical.

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Charts

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(Type of chart) Depicts events and trends over a specific period of time.

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Line charts

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(Type of chart) Illustrate the pieces within a whole total amount.

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Pie charts

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(Type of chart) Useful for comparing amounts or quantities from several groups.

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Bar charts

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What criteria should you focus on when trying to convey data through charts? (5 of them)

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  1. Title descriptiveness
  2. Focal points
  3. Information sufficiency
  4. Ease of processing
  5. MOST IMPORTANTLY, Takeaway message
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What is the difference between using a chart and a table?

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Chart = Quickly demonstrate a key point, but less information
Table = Less visual, but more information with additional precision

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What are 3 advantages of online surveys?

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  1. Can reach large number of respondents
  2. Generally readily available to responders
  3. Data can be downloaded to spreadsheet
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FAIR, which is a set of guiding principles proposed by a consortium of scientists and organizations to support the reusability of digital assets, is made up of 4 words. What are they?

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  1. Findable
  2. Accessible
  3. Interoperable
  4. Reusable
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What are the 8 components to effective business proposals?

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  1. Cover page
  2. Executive summary
  3. Current situation
  4. Specific objectives
  5. Deliverables overview
  6. Timeline
  7. Results enhancers
  8. Pricing Budget
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When effectively designing a report, base recommendations on _____ and _______ in the report.

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  1. Facts
  2. Conclusions
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When effectively designing a report, provide _____ and ________ recommendations.

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  1. Specific
  2. Actionable
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When effectively designing a report, for reports over 5 pages, you will likely use __________ headings.

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Second-level headings

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When effectively designing a report, use ________ statements to frame your messages and accentuate takeaway messages.

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Preview statements

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When effectively designing a report, create a _____ page, a _____ of _______, and _________.
1. Cover page 2. table of contents 3. appendixes
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When effectively designing a report, project objectivity ________.
First
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When effectively designing a report, project positivity ________.
Second
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The sense that you are providing information, analysis, and advice that is sound, reliable, and unbiased. What is this called?
Projecting Objectivitiy
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When should you use a slide deck to create a report?
When a writer wants to create a visually stronger and more creative report. (slide deck format is for reading, not for presentation)
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What are the 4 steps of the PREP method of presentations?
1. Position 2. Reasons 3. Examples 4. Position
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(PREP Method) to state your position.
Position
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(PREP Method) to provide reasoning behind your positions.
Reasons
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(PREP Method) to provide evidence or examples.
Examples
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(PREP Method) to restate your position.
Position
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For effective techniques regarding kinesthetic learners, 20% of the population need......(4 things)
1. To participate to focus 2. Group activities 3. Hands-on activities 4. Breaks at least every 20 minutes
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A message that is framed to appeal terms to your audience members and demonstrates clear and valuable benefits to them. Concise as possible (1 or 2 sentences).
Positioning statement
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What are 4 factors to attract readers attention?
1. Personalized message 2. Evoke an emotional response 3. Comes from a trust worthy source 4. Concise information
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The final part of the preview, after the positioning statement, you provide an _________. 1-3 sentences. Provides the key benefits or takeaway messages
Overview
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What are 5 techniques for effectively answering questions during a presentation?
1. Pause before answering 2. Be honest 3. Show appreciation 4. Be concise 5. Reframe the question to match your agenda
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Before public speeches, you should practice ______ techniques, like stretching, meditating, hiking, listening to music, etc.
Relaxing techniques
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What is an effective transition during team presentations?
Simple phrases, or introducing the next person to continue.
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What are the 6 parts of the SOFTEN model of nonverbal communication?
1. Smile 2. Open stance 3. Forward lean 4. Tone 5. Eye contact 6. Nod
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What is business casual for men? (4 things)
1. Suit/sport coats and blazers 2. Button-down collared shirt 3. Neckties optional 4. Leather shoes
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What is business casual for women? (2 things)
1. Pantsuits/tailored separates 2. Close-toed/heeled shoes
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What is formal business for men/women? (4 things)
1. Tailored business suit 2. Dress shirt 3. Tie/hosiery or socks(women) 4. Leather shoes
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What is the level of responsibility for victim crises for companies?
Minimal responsibility
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What is the level of responsibility for accident crises for companies?
Low responsibility
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What is the level of responsibility for preventable crises for companies?
Complete responsibility
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What are 4 examples of victim crises?
1. Natural disasters 2. Rumors of reorganization 3. Workplace violence from an employee 4. Product tampering from external party
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What are 3 examples of accident crises?
1. Stakeholder claims the organization not operating correctly 2. Industrial accidents due to tech or equipment failure 3. Product failure due to tech or equipment failure
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What are 3 examples of preventable crises?
1. Industrial accidents from employee error 2. Harm to consumers from product failure (caused my employee error) 3. Unlawful management actions that hurt company