When a speaker seeks to explain and illustrate a process, he/she is probably developing a(n)
a. speech of illustration.
b. speech of demonstration.
c. oral report.
d. lecture.
b. speech of demonstration.
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Penny is becoming increasingly uncomfortable in one of her college classes because a classmate sits across the room and stares at her the whole time
He not only looks her in the eye, but he lets his eyes roam up and down her, making her feel violated and powerless. Should Penny consider this peer sexual harassment? A. Yes, but only if the guy makes a more obvious attempt to overpower Penny, such as stalking her after class or touching her without her consent. B. Yes; any behavior of a sexual nature between peers that creates an offensive working or learning climate may be deemed peer sexual harassment. C. No, because the guy isn't doing anything physically or verbally to Penny; peer sexual harassment can't be based on nonverbal behavior alone. D. No, because Penny has obviously returned eye contact to her classmate; if a behavior is reciprocated, it can't be labeled sexual harassment.
Because of new technological developments, the future of radio looks pretty bleak
A. TRUE B. FALSE
The constitutive approach to communication contends that communication does not just construct meaning, but it is through communication that ______ is/are created.
a. relationships b. cultures c. genders and ethnicities d. realities e. all of the above
Plants are heliotropic and humans are
A) myopic. B) stimulotropic. C) tropical. D) illeotropic.