The goal of expressive communication is to engage other persons and elicit a response.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Prior restraints on speech are ______.
a. the least intrusive means to regulate speech b. presumptively unconstitutional c. rarely constitutional d. presumptively unconstitutional and rarely constitutional e. all of these
Discuss the importance of language that is concrete, lively, and respectful Choosing between, "It's hot outside, and I am tired," or "Its boiling out there, I'm exhausted!" is a choice of __________.
A. style B. content C. figures D. respectful language E. none of these choices
According to the Analysis Sheet for the Informative Speech
a. a speaking rate, volume and vocal inflections should enhance the speech. b. eye contact is not important in an informative speech. c. the speaker should avoid gestures. d. the speaker may want to move away from the topic from time to time .
How can you distinguish between a test of association and a test of difference?
a. A test of association is used when the independent and dependent variables are measured at the interval or ration level, while a test of difference is used when the independent variables are measured at the nominal level and the dependent variables are measured at the interval or ratio levels. b. A test of association is used when the independent and dependent variables are measured at the nominal level, while a test of difference is used when the independent and dependent variables are measured at the interval or ratio level. c. A test of association is used when the independent variable is measured at the nominal level and the dependent variable is measured at the interval or ratio level, while a test of difference is used when the independent variable is measured at the interval or ratio level and the dependent variable is measured at the nominal level. d. A test of association is used when the independent variable is measured at the nominal level and the dependent variable is measured at the interval or ratio level, while a test of difference is used when the independent and dependent variables are measured at the nominal level.