Which of the following questions should most concern a speaker when opening a speech with a
quotation?
A) Did I misquote the source?
B) Is the quote startling enough to gain attention?
C) Is the quote clearly tied to my thesis?
D) Do the listeners know the person I am quoting?
E) Is the source of my quote famous?
C
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A) rhetorical statements B) presentation aids C) word pictures D) metaphors
High-context societies are more likely to ______.
a. emphasize the actual words of the message rather than the context b. consider relationships as important as, if not more important than, the actual message c. separate the relationships from the message d. focus on the details and the logic of the message
Choose the research term that describes "can be threatened by the researcher's influence on participants."
A. Internal validity B. External validity C. Morality or attrition D. Ecological validity E. Maturation
An inner dialogue used to test alternatives, rehearse actions, and anticipate reactions before responding is called:
A) participant observation B) minding C) a looking-glass conversation D) an I/me interaction