Organizing allows us to categorize information for easy and quick interpretation, but it can also interfere with effective perception. Give an example from your life when someone’s use of organizing became problematic.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers may vary but should include stereotypes based on group
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Which of the following is an example of a group that has the freedom to develop its own goals?
a. agathering of neighbors meeting to discuss ways to reduce crime in their neighborhood b. agroup of students assigned a topic for a class project c. agroup of employees asked to develop recommendations for safer storage of hazardous chemicals d. agroup of students asked to serve on a task force about instituting a tobacco ban on campus e. agroup of coworkers meets to brainstorm ideas for the next public relations campaign for a client
When a person considers speaking publicly, one of the speaker's concerns should be the cultural background of the audience
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why is it important for electronic and digital media managers to have skills in marketing?
What will be an ideal response?