_____ is a value orientation that refers to the extent to which less powerful members of institutions and organizations within a culture expect and accept and unequal distribution of power
a. Preferred personality
b. Individualism/collectivism
c. Power distance
d. View of human nature
C
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Which of the following about Standpoint Theory is true?
a. Standpoints do not reflect power positions, social hierarchies, and privilege. b. Standpoint Theory claims that culture includes a number of social communities that help shape perceptions, identities, and opportunities of its members. c. A gendered standpoint assumes that men and women have the same perspective. d. Race, ethnicity, and economic class are not considered primary standpoints in Western culture.
Jeremiah forgot to go to the first meeting for his group’s presentation. In class the next day, he was told that the group members who were present had collaborated and unanimously agreed on who would fill each specific role. In this instance, the group had used which communication process to assign the roles?
a. equal participation b. consensus decision-making style c. cooperative conflict style d. respectful communication style
Which of Cicero's five "arts of public speaking" refers to the way in which a speaker organizes his or her ideas
A) Invention B) Arrangement C) Style D) Memory E) Delivery
If the thesis for Grant's persuasive speech is "Capital punishment is inhumane," we can assume he is addressing a question of __________
a) fact b) value c) policy d) proposition