When a person considers speaking publicly one of his/her concerns should include
a. his/her pounding chest and dry mouth.
b. his/her own cultural background.
c. his/her audience's pounding chest and dry mouth.
d. his/her audience's cultural background.
d. his/her audience's cultural background.
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Which of the following is true of romantic relationships?
a. Relationship de-escalation is much easier to define than escalation because it generally happens much more quickly and more often follows explicit steps. b. Because romance is an organic and unpredictable thing, it cannot be broken down into a specific process, though some have tried to present it that way. c. All relationships encounter each of Knapp's stages of coming together, even if they are very brief and may pass unnoticed by the relational partners. d. Relationship stages are defined not only by how the partners engage with one another but also by how they engage with people outside of the romantic relationship.
Translation refers to the
A) innate human ability to make sense out of everyday conversation. B) assigning of meaning to oral discourse. C) use of verbal signs of one language to make sense of the verbal signs in another language. D) process of orally moving from one language code to another.
A supporting material that allows you to define or give more information about a term or topic or gives instructions on how to do something is called
A) a statistic. B) a brief instance. C) a detailed instance. D) an explanation.
A threat to validity or reliability is:
A. not really an issue if you're not going to publish your research. B. generated by research participants only. C. any data-related problem that could lead you to draw a false conclusion from the data. D. generated only when participants drop out of a study that collects data over a long period of time. E. generated by researchers only.