List the nine factors for capturing and holding attention
What will be an ideal response?
(1) activity, (2) reality, (3) proximity, (4) familiarity, (5) novelty, (6) suspense, (7) conflict, (8) the vital, and (9) humor.
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When the Supreme Court reviews the constitutionality of laws, it applies ______.
a. rational review, minimum scrutiny, or the compelling interest test b. rational review, intermediate review, or facial review c. rational review, intermediate review, or strict scrutiny d. the rule of law
Before Cadence delivers her speech, she closes her eyes and pictures herself confidently walking on-stage and delivering her speech in a comfortable, conversational manner. What guideline for effective speech delivery is Cadence following?
a. have realistic expectations b. practice makes perfect c. visualize success d. be well rested
Dr. Wheeler walks into class several minutes late. He has always been strict about classes starting on time, so you think about teasing him by saying, "You're lucky we didn't all just leave."
But then you notice that Dr. Wheeler's voice is flat, his brow is furrowed, and his eye contact is indirect and decide he may not receive your good-natured ribbing in the way you intend. What theory describes how you adapted to Dr. Wheeler's nonverbal communication? A) expectancy violation theory B) emotional contagion theory C) interaction adaptation theory D) interactional synchrony theory
Alfred Hitchcock's career epitomized the director as auteur because ________
A) his studio gave him complete control over his own features following the success of Rear Window B) he was an artistic genius who flouted the profit-oriented studio system C) he became famous for making adaptations of critically acclaimed literature D) he used his celebrity status to market his films