Asking a respondent to talk about how they might do something is a
A. question of value
B. question of policy
C. question of process
D. question of fact
Answer: C
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One of the greatest weaknesses of beginning group participants is their tendency to
A) arrive at meetings unprepared. B) criticize other group members. C) focus strictly on fulfilling self-centered roles in the group. D) arrive late to group meetings. E) focus strictly on fulfilling task-oriented roles in the group.
Which is perhaps the greatest advantage of using groups?
A. Groups are easy to coordinate in terms of meeting times and organization. B. Groups can be used for all types of projects, especially those that are small and specialized. C. Groups bring different perspectives, knowledge, and resources to an issue. D. Groups create an environment in which all members feel comfortable voicing disagreements.
Which of the following statements is NOT true about a grapevine in the workplace?
A. In many workplaces informal messages taking an unpredictable path. B. Grapevines use multiple communication channels. C. Communication along the grapevine is usually inaccurate. D. People rely heavily on the grapevine during a crisis.
"Signposts" wrap up the speech with the speaker reviewing the main points, restating the thesis and providing closure
Indicate whether the statement is true or false