List and briefly describe the three dialectical tensions in relational dialectics
What will be an ideal response?
Relational dialectics involve the notion that relationships are influenced by opposing
tensions that are managed through communication. These tensions change over time. The first
tension is autonomyconectedness and refers to the amount of time a dyad spends together or
apart. The second is predictabilitychange and refers to the amount of change versus routine
in a dyad's relationship. In other words, some dyads really value predictability, while others
highly value novelty. The third is opennessclosedness. This refers to the amount of selfdisclosure expressed by the dyad. The more open, the more disclosure experienced in the relationship.
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Jack is giving a speech on the history of the soft drinks industry. Using the four benefits of presentational aids, give examples of how Jack could benefit from using them
What will be an ideal response?
A type of negative communication which includes name-calling and nonverbal cues is
a. defensiveness. b. criticism. c. stonewalling. d. contempt.
A trial held before a judge and without a jury is known as
A. a bench trial. B. an en banc trial. C. a habeas corpus trial. D. a bar trial.
You're giving a speech about the issue of overcrowded animal shelters, using Monroe's motivated sequence. Which are you most likely to do during the need stage?
A. Tell a story about the playful dog you adopted from a shelter. B. Ask the audience to imagine a happy dog in a new home. C. Give statistics about the number of animals in shelters. D. Suggest holding a dog show at the mall to reach potential owners.