“The other day I heard you calling Lisa a “lousy player,” and Lisa responded “I’m not half as bad as you!” I know you have said to me that Lisa is a really good athlete. What would you call that interaction you had with her?” This question is an example of a
a. Structural Question
b. Descriptive Question
c. Contrast Question
d. None of the above
Answer a,
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communicators A. argue. B. use charades to act out meanings. C. determine shared meanings. D. are verbal.
The "second-hand intimacy" of listening to loud cell phone conversations has been equated with
a. secondhand smoke. b. road rage. c. communication apprehension. d. Asperger's syndrome. e. communication styles.
What is pathos and how can you use it effectively in your
persuasive speech? What will be an ideal response?
Before going to a reception at the university president's house, Abby reminds her date, Homer, not to act as though he is at a fraternity party. Abby wants Homer to be aware of the __________ context.
A. physical B. cultural C. social-psychological D. temporal