If, at the end of your speech calling for a protest march, your audience charges out the door and begins to make placards to carry, that response is best called ________
A) ?commemorative
B) ?cognitive
C) ?affective
D) ?behavioral
E) ?informative
D
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Which of the following elements would NOT help you bring a speech to a satisfying psychological
conclusion? A) reviewing your notes before making your final statement B) pausing briefly before your final statement C) pausing briefly after your final sentence D) slowing your rate of delivery
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Climbing down the ladder of abstraction means that the mediator is challenging abstract terminology to assure that each party has concrete understanding of a particular word. 2. If Mediators ask disputants if they want to include a future disagreement clause, this is offering a solution and is unethical. 3. Reality testing criticizes weak components and tells the parties how the agreements won’t work in reality. 4. To say agreements are concrete means they cannot change ever. 5. Partial agreements are counted as a mediation failure.
Michael Adams has been invited as a guest speaker for a seminar. Before his speech, the host of the seminar introduces him as, "Mr. Adams, whose brother is my favorite TV anchor, is the seminar’s guest speaker." In this case, the introduction given by the host of the seminar is an example of a(n) _____.
a. rhetorical question b. marker c. irrelevant association d. alliteration
When too many forms of communication intersect at the same time, information overload occurs.
a. true b. false