Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Argument is synonymous with “quarrel.”
2. The warrant of an argument must always be verbalized.
3. Audiences do not assess your physical appearance in developing its initial judgment about your credibility.
4. Sadness is a negative emotion that is projected outwards.
5. If you want your audience to feel angry, you should model this feeling by looking and sounding angry.
1. False
2. False
3. False
4. False
5. False
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A) Communication is moral. B) Communication is natural. C) Communication is systemic. D) Communication is linear. E) Communication is based on language.
While researching her speech topic, Peyton began to doubt a source's credibility
because its claims seemed exaggerated and were unsubstantiated. What should Peyton do? A) Double check the source's recency and accept it as valid if it is current. B) Consider the kind of speech and evaluate the information's appropriateness. C) Discard the information and look elsewhere. D) Use the information but also inform the audience that it could be flawed.
Jeff's Facebook friends are considered his "in-group."
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
You are interested in how people in Germany, the U.S., and Mexico deal with a conflict situation. You created a survey so that you can identify some general patterns of conflict communication styles across these cultures. The perspective you take is:
a. A social scientific perspective b. A critical perspective c. An interpretive perspective