Which of the following eye behaviors is a sign of attraction?
a. CLEMs
b. blinking
c. gaze aversion
d. civil inattention
e. pupil dilation
e
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When Kara listened to the speaker, she thought he spoke way too slowly and said "um" and "ya know" far too many times. Kara is assessing the speaker's __________.
A. message B. paralanguage C. artifacts D. use of time
When Nancy told Philip, "I'm so stoked! I got an A on my chemistry midterm," and Philip replies
with , "I'm hungry. Let's get some lunch," Philip engaged in A) confirmation. B) disconfirmation. C) rejection. D) indiscrimination.
In 1906 President Theodore Roosevelt said that writers who called for social reform were like a
character from ?Pilgrim?s Progress?. According to Roosevelt, ?In Pilgrim?s Progress the Man with the Muck-rake is set forth as the example of him whose vision is fixed on carnal instead of on spiritual things. Yet he also typifies the man who in this life consistently refuses to see aught that is lofty, and fixes his eyes with solemn intentness only on that which is vile and debasing. ? What kind of supporting material was Roosevelt using? A) description B) testimony C) explanation D) comparison and contrast
In his persuasive speech on eliminating the general education requirements at State U., Barry argues, "I've already taken two of the required 15 courses, and believe me they were a waste of time."
Barry's use of reasoning from specific instances to a generalization is __________. a) valid because he is using his own experience b) invalid because he did not state which classes he took c) valid because it is something his audience can relate to d) invalid because the number of specific instances is not large enough or diverse enough