"What have I done?" is a nondefensive __________ question
Fill in the blank with correct word
open-ended
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Laws are well tailored when they ______.
a. are not vague or overbroad b. do not limit the discretion of government officials c. are imprecise d. use legal jargon e. infringe unduly on the rights of the people
A standard of behavior that is expected of members in a group is referred to as:
a. norms b. role ambiguity c. accepted functions d. expected role-based actions
Which of the following is NOT a method recommended in the book for gathering inferences about an audience from questionnaires?
A. Determine the audience members' astrological signs to indicate their states of mind. B. Use word concepts to find out the extent to which the audience favors or disfavors them. C. Ask audience members to rank values. D. Ask questions that place audience members in identifiable groups.
Anne is brainstorming topics for her upcoming speech in her art history course. She thinks talking about Renaissance artists might be a good idea. This topic reminds her of a documentary she saw on early art tools and materials, which in turn reminds her of Uncle Mike’s use of artistic elements in his architectural designs. According to your text, is this an acceptable way for Anne to pick a
speech topic? A) Yes; Anne is thinking of multiple topics that might hold some interest for her classmates. B) Yes; Anne is “piggybacking” topics, with one topic reminding her of another. C) No; Anne had the idea for doing a speech on Renaissance artists first, so she should stick with that. D) No; Her Uncle Mike’s career has nothing to do with Renaissance artists or tools, so Anne is getting off track.