Words like "drip," "buzz," "humm," and "bang," that sound like what they describe, are examples of the stylistic device of
a. personification.
b. onomatopoeia.
c. assonance.
d. alliteration.
B
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A friend comes to you with a problem—she just had an argument with her roommate, and her roommate said some really nasty things to her. Your friend is visibly upset. Which of the following would be most effective in comforting your friend?
A. low person-centeredness and low nonverbal intimacy B. low person-centeredness and high nonverbal intimacy C. high person-centeredness and low nonverbal intimacy D. high person-centeredness and high nonverbal intimacy
When Kamika asked D'Andre why he was so late picking her up from work, he replied, "It's too bad that you had to wait in the rain until I could pick you up from work, but I had to stop and drop off my dry cleaning on the way." This is an example of which of the following?
A) confirming response B) emotional intelligence= C) listener apprehension D) disconfirming response.
In _____ communication, you are entertained, informed, and persuaded by the media
A) public B) small group C) intrapersonal D) mass
Symbolic Interactionism reflects a belief that:
b. Meaning is created through communication and then impacts responses c. Interactions about reality are less frequent than interactions about symbols d. Words are only an expression of reality e. All of the above are true about Symbolic Interactionism