This theory argues that the more we know about each other, the closer we will feel and the easier it will be to communicate
a. Social Penetration Theory
b. Intimacy Sponsorship Theory
c. Unguarded Interaction Theory
d. Cognitive Dissonance Theory
e. Expectancy Violation Theory
a.
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Which guideline does a communicator apply when that person shares all relevant information freely?
a) Avoid deceptio b) Maintain candor c) Behave consistently d) Keep confidence
Explain the six family types/configurations addressed in the book. Describe the role of communication in each of these family structures.
What will be an ideal response?
Brent was presenting a speech on Type I diabetes, a disease he had suffered from for years. He decided not to mention this fact to his audience. Which statement concerning Brent's speech is the most accurate?
A) A speaker should not mention personal experiences, as they sound narcissistic. B) A speaker should not mention negative personal experiences, only positive ones. C) A speaker needs only facts and figures to build his credibility to the audience. D) A speaker's personal experience makes him more credible to his audience.
When Reggie told his instructor, "I need you to give me a makeup test," he was violating the maxim of _______
a. generosity b. tact c. approbation d. agreement