"A speech," says management consultant David W. Richardson, "takes place in the
A. context of speaker-listener communication."
B. spoken words of the speaker."
C. memories of all participants."
D. minds of the listeners."
Answer: D
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a. Post hoc persuasion b. Manipulative persuasion c. Argumentative persuasion d. Sensationalist persuasion
All of the following are true about computer mediated communication EXCEPT that
a. users frequently, explicitly, and intentionally lie about themselves in mediated environments. b. users can control the pace of interaction and the transmission of nervous cues. c. users manipulate personal identities to a greater extent than in face-to-face communication. d. users have a greater opportunity for identity misrepresentation. e. identities are communicated via personal markers such as language style.
Adapting scholarly research reports to the needs of news media means
a. answering the “so what?” question b. writing to scholarly style c. ensuring that all details of the research get reported d. explaining the theory behind the research
A narrow-angle lens position aides our perception of aerial
perspective.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.