According to your textbook, in addition to the three main motives for deception, there are five more, which is not one of those five:
A) acceptability of deception
B) maintain the relationship
C) manage face needs
D) negotiate dialectical tension
Ans: A) acceptability of deception
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A) physical state. B) gender C) race D) personality
Effie is preparing a speech on the value of a college education and has developed the thesis "a college education will help you secure a better job." Of the possible main points listed, which is least supportive of Effie's thesis and should be deleted?
A. "College graduates are able to appreciate the arts more fully." B. "College graduates earn higher salaries." C. "College graduates are hired more frequently." D. "College graduates have greater job mobility."
“Those interviewers made me so nervous.”
a. fallacy of causation b. fallacy of shoulds c. fallacy of overgeneralization d. fallacy of perfection e. fallacy of helplessness
To improve the chances of successfully sending nonverbal messages, one should:
a. frequently check time so that they do not exceed the time limit. b. minimize verbal communication as far as possible. c. appear lively by fidgeting and pacing across a stage. d. adapt nonverbal messages that would suit the situation.