Ego boundaries refer to:
A) ?ways we satisfy our needs for belonging.
B) ?where an individual stops and the rest of the world begins.
C) ?social standpoints such as race, class, and gender.
D) ?parenting patterns that teach us who we are and how to approach relationships.
E) ?communication styles we use in our relationships with others.
D
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a. A loud voice b. A tailored suit c. Reference to past accomplishments d. All of the above
The research of Beatty, McCroskey, and their colleagues has produced convincing evidence that our communication behavior is
a. largely influenced by genetics. b. largely learned through our nurturing at home. c. equally influenced by nature and nurture. d. largely Machiavellian.
In doing research for her persuasive speech, Andreina finds that the number of murders committed in her state decreased during the same year that the Republican-dominated state legislature banned capital punishment
If we examine this evidence critically, we can conclude that A) the ban on capital punishment caused the murder rate to drop. B) the decreasing murder rate caused the legislature to pass the ban on capital punishment. C) the Republicans are the best political party. D) people are becoming more civil with each passing each year. E) none of the above
Communication as organizational culture is a guiding metaphor closely related to
a. "shared realities." b. ethnic backgrounds. c. input, throughput, and outputs. d. many other variables that influence communication.