Metacommunication has been defined as
a. both as communication about communication and communication about
relationships.
b. communication between two people who establish a communicative relationship.
c. the pathway used to convey the message between the sender and the receiver.
d. the mental process generated by the sender when s/he wishes to convey meaning to
the receiver.
e. a static process that becomes the basis for future interactions.
a
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Where we stand and how far we stand from each other when we talk is an example of how culture teaches us:
A. Beliefs. B. Roles. C. History. D. Superstition.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Rhetorical criticism is not limited to public address. 2. The methods used in the critical approach are very different from those used in interpretivist approaches. 3. A critical approach avoids studying power within societal groups. 4. Researchers using the interpretivist approach primarily seek to understand and describe communication experience. 5. Storytelling is not one of the areas studied in family communication.
When we make judgments of the whole based on only a part, we are
A) creating polarization. B) using allness. C) bypassing. D) assuming things stay the same.
The either-or fallacy forces listeners to choose between two alternatives when more than two alternatives exist.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)