________ context refers to the beliefs and customs of the people communicating
a. Cultural
b. Personal
c. Relational
d. Social-psychological
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A smile from your significant other sends a different message to you than a smile from a stranger. A secret your best friend tells you means something different than a disclosure from a stranger on a plane. The principle that explains these interactions is that relationships ______.
A. emerge through on-going interactions B. contextualize messages C. are asymmetrical or symmetrical D. have a task and social orientation
The belief that global and multicultural organizations should do all they can to maintain the cultural distinctiveness of local areas is a ________________ approach to globalization.
A. industrial B. laissez-faire C. convergence D. divergence
When giving an informative speech, you should adhere to all of the following guidelines except: a. tailor the information in your speech to your audience in terms of what information they need to know and what is unnecessary
b. use language that is clear and unbiased. c. bring your topic to life by making it engaging and relevant for your audience. d. avoid personal stories or examples.
________ attraction is the force that draws people together to form relationships.
A. Psychic B. Task C. Physical D. Interpersonal