Coworkers, Julia and Dave, had become good friends as they had worked together on several long hard projects. Each person had different skills that contributed to their shared projects
Later, Dave was transferred to another department and constantly needed Julia's help on his
projects, while she rarely, if ever, asked him for anything. Soon, Julia began to avoid Dave.
Which interpersonal concept best describes Julia's reaction?
A. Selective attention
B. Communication omission
C. Contingency theory
D. Social exchange theory
D
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______ operate(s) best when it is approached from a strategic approach that centers on how the needs and desires of stakeholders need to be of the highest consideration.
A. Campaigns B. Crises C. Public relations D. Target audiences
According to the text, “perpetual linkage” refers to which of the following?
a. the link between the verbal and the visual in dual-coding theory b. the link between all of the senses that Marshall McLuhan developed in his theoretical statement of 1967 c. the connection between virtual images of violence and violence in the real world—as argued by Col. Grossman d. the social comparison process whereby young girls link their own bodyimages with those that they see on TV or in the movies e. the new tendency for youth to be constantly connected with each other through some type of technology
When Marta’s parents and teachers refer to her as smart and talented, she feels more confident. This reflects the idea that verbal communication _____
a. affects relationships skills b. is embedded in cultural contexts c. influences self-concepts d. can clarify nonverbal communication
Google Scholar is an example of a
A) database. B) World Wide Web. C) Web directory. D) vertical search engine.