__________ is the phase in the listening process where you
make your brain pay attention to a particular sound.
a. Attending
b. Responding
c. Remembering
d. Receiving
a
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One characteristic that distinguishes mass communication from interpersonal and group communication is the
A) content of the message. B) lack of immediate feedback. C) ability of the receiver of the message to understand it. D) length of the message.
Speakers are often advised to appeal to the attitudes of listeners if they want to convince them. They need to understand that an attitude is
a. a judgment or feeling about what is good or bad. b. an overt and observable action. c. a conviction in the existence of something. d. a tendency to behave in a certain way.
If the majority of your audience is in extreme disagreement with your thesis, you might consider them an unfavorable audience
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
In the extreme level of conflict, tensions might escalate into a fight. At this point, the most important thing to each party is:
A. To come to a common understanding of each point of view B. To win C. To negotiate to a fair result D. To compromise