What is it called when an interviewer gives cues (smiles, frowns) that suggest one answer is better than another?
a. Source Bias
b. Source Bias and interviewer bias
c. None of the choices
d. Interviewer bias
d
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A) How are you? B) I have filed for a divorce. C) Let's not date each other exclusively. D) Will you go out with me?
If your audience is to understand the words in your speech, you must say them correctly. What
is this called? A) paralanguage B) articulation C) in?ection D) pronunciation
As one of the three primary dimensions used by people throughout the world to interpret interpersonal communication messages, affiliation
A) involves status or social dominance. B) is used by members of a culture to interpret the degree of friendliness, liking, social warmth, etc. C) refers to the ways people react to the world around them. D) none of the above.
Which statement is an example of assertive communication?
a. "You're so rude! Mind your own business." b. "I guess it's all right to tell you." c. "I don't feel comfortable talking about this." d. "Stop asking me questions about my private life. It's none of your business!" e. "I really shouldn't tell you, but I suppose it's okay to talk about this."