If someone used serious _____ in a conversation, you might suspect that bad news was to follow
A) feedforward
B) metacommunication
C) feedback
D) backchanneling cues
A
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Tim Berners-Lee invented the
A) communication satellite. B) fiber-optic cable. C) Internet. D) World Wide Web.
Which is NOT true of crises?
A) they disrupt business B) they build in intensity C) they produce extreme negative results D) they bring wanted public attention from the media and the government E) they can damage the reputation of an organization's product and services
The primary difference between hygiene and motivation factors is that
A. hygiene factors are concerned with recognition, while motivation factors are concerned with working conditions B. hygiene factors are concerned with job responsibility, while motivation factors are concerned with the quality of supervision C. hygiene factors are concerned with the amount of responsibility, while motivation factors are concerned with working conditions D. hygiene factors are concerned with satisfaction, while motivation factors are concerned with motivation
The magazine McCall’s (renamed Rosie) quit publishing in 2002 after which of the following occurrences?
A. political infighting between the publisher and the editor B. losing one half of its subscription base C. losing one third of its advertising pages D. you can’t fool me; Rosie is still successfully publishing every month