Making one point (e.g. causes of a phenomenon) about equally weighted with the second point (effects of that phenomenon) is an example of which principle?
A) ?coordination
B) ?subordination
C) ?indentation
D) ?alternation
E) ?parallel points
A
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A) a summary. B) a specific purpose. C) a proposition. D) a challenge.
Which of the following statements would be made by someone from a low-context culture?
a) I rely on facial expressions to interpret what others mean. b) Feelings are a valuable source of information. c) I try to maintain harmony in my communication with others. d) I like to be accurate, clear, and direct when I talk to others. e) I communication in an indirect fashion.
The motivational approach to leadership classifies a designated leaders' motivational style along two dominant dimensions which are concern for _____________
A. people and socio-emotional leadership B. cohesion and consensus C. people and productivity D. telling and yelling E. participating and non-participation
A research study is designed in order to determine the effect of eye contact on speaker credibility in interviewing situations. What is the primary purpose of this study?
a. Exploration b. Description c. causal/functional explanation d. understanding