Which of the following is NOT a question to ask when
evaluating your specific purpose?
a. Am I using clear, concise language?
b. Does it work with the occasion and time?
c. Will the scope of my specific purpose fit the time
allowed for the speech?
d. Am I focusing on at least two key ideas?
d
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When perceived response efficacy is high and the perceived threat is high, message receivers are likely to use which process identified by the EPPM?
a. fear control b. response control c. efficacy control d. danger control
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What will be an ideal response?
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. When disputants seem to be bickering or taking too long to formulate options for settlement, it is a sign that the mediator should become increasingly intrusive. 2. It is not unusual for parties to avoid a mediator’s collective solicit because disputants don’t want to appear weak. 3. A good strategy for dealing with a take-it-or-leave-it offer during the early stages of a mediation is to immediately ask the other party how they would respond to the offer. 4. When principles or criteria that apply to each issue are different, unlinking may help the disputants.
High-context cultures place greater emphasis on
A) independence. B) equality. C) the individual. D) group membership.