How can one improve his/her nonverbal communication?
What will be an ideal response?
One can improve his/her nonverbal communication by recognizing that cues can be misinterpreted/misread, evaluating the context in which the message occurs, look for message congruency, ask questions about nonverbal signals, and be mindful and practice nonverbal communication.
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Which organization was the first national association to represent the interests of public relations firms to the business community?
A) International Association of Business Communicators B) Public Relations Society of America C) Council of Public Relations Firms D) Institute for Public Relations E) Arthur W. Page Society
How is meaning encoded in low-context cultures?
a. through facial, eye, and other nonverbal movements b. through polite, indirect statements c. through context cues d. through verbal messages
“I know he’ll be crushed if I don’t go out with him.”
a. fallacy of causation b. fallacy of shoulds c. fallacy of overgeneralization d. fallacy of perfection e. fallacy of helplessness
When public relations practitioners attempt to manipulate public opinion, they run the risk of losing their ________
A) accreditation B) credibility C) license D) respect E) innocence