In an informative speech, when you talk about how an object feels, how something tastes, or how an emotion feels, you are invoking the power of
A) example.
B) definition.
C) narration.
D) word pictures.
D
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Which of the following is not an element of clear writing?
b) Jargon c) Passive writing d) Closed circle e) B and C f) All of the above are elements of clear writing.
Which communication skill was rated highly among Chinese American and European American married couple respondents in a study about close relationships?
a. Disconfirming skills b. Critical thinking skills c. Emotional support skills d. Advising skills e. None of the above
Paige is very excited about her first date with Vince, someone she met online. They've been talking on the phone every day for a week, and Paige is sure she and Vince will hit it off in person. When they meet, they hug hello, and Paige notices that Vince wears the same cologne her ex-boyfriend used to wear. Although Vince is charming and funny, Paige can't seem to enjoy herself because she is continually reminded of her ex. Paige's memory is influencing her communication with Vince because of
A. olfactics. B. kinesics. C. haptics. D. proxemics.
The more formal or demanding the situation, the more speakers prefer to use the impromptu method of
delivery. Indicate whether the statement is true or false