Standards agreed upon by all group members as clear, fair, and appropriate for evaluating alternatives are called ________ criteria.
A. impartial
B. neutral
C. objective
D. equitable
E. consensus
Answer: C
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Which of the following presentation situations is best suited for extemporaneous delivery?
a. In the middle of a staff meeting, your boss tells you to summarize the status of a project you are working on. You didn't intend to make this presentation today. b. You are scheduled to conduct a workshop for your coworkers on how to use the company's new email system. You have a month to prepare for the workshop. c. Because of your great success, you have been invited to be the commencement speaker at your former high school's graduation ceremony. The local newspaper will print your address the day after the ceremony. d. You will be giving a scheduled presentation in your biology class about the nature of evolution. e. You will represent the alumni of your college by speaking at the annual fundraising banquet.
Walter Fisher, a communication scholar, has devoted significant
energy and intellect to studying the nature and purpose of a. narratives. b. narrations in stories. c. punch lines. d. high points and climaxes of stories. e. story titles.
Sasha's boss, Alexis, says, "I'm not sure I understand the source of your reaction. Could you review for me how you arrived at this conclusion?" This is an example of:
a. rejection. b. agreeing with the content. c. disconfirmation. d. probing behind feelings.
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the speech
preview? a. It should outline the speech in detail. b. It shifts the focus to the essence of your speech. c. It comes after you capture the audience's attention. d. It should only be one or two sentences.