Communication & Mass Media - Speech Communication; Quizlet 5

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Someone who subscribes to the classical view of emotions is most likely to say which of these things?

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A person engaged in dualistic thinking is most likely to say which of these things?

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______ is defined as the feelings we have within ourselves and related to our relationships with others.

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Sharna knew she would have to break up with John because she was exhausted from always seeming happy enough for the both of them. Sharna was experiencing ______.

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“Rage is a very negative emotion,” observes Diya. Diya is paying attention to the emotion’s ______.

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Wanda’s job playing Snow White at Disneyland required high levels of ______ feelings when she wasn’t actually feeling happy.

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Actors often draw upon their previously felt ______ feelings to bring authenticism to their roles onstage.

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Taya finds it helpful to remember the four “Rs” of listening by thinking about how she uses them on a daily basis in her communications class. Explain how the four “Rs” play into Taya’s classwork.

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Explain the difference between physical noise and physiological noise.

10

While learning about noise, Sherilyn thinks to herself that psychological noise may partially explain political partisanship. Analyze Sherilyn’s assessment.

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Research suggests that people have individual differences in working memory capacity. Explain how greater working memory capacity might help someone overcome message overload.

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Today is the final day of class, which means that everyone has to give their presentations. Nichole goes first and is pleasantly surprised by the intelligent questions her classmates ask. Sani starts his presentation with only 10 minutes left in class and notices that no one asks any questions afterwards. Explain Nichole and Sani’s experiences in terms of changing listening styles over the course of the class period.

13

Recount a story from your life when sloppy recall affected your relationship with someone.

14

Think of the four listening styles represented in the mnemonic P-A-C-T. Choose which one you most identify with and illustrate how you have exemplified it in your life.

15

Compare and contrast selective listening, defensive listening, and ambushing.

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

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Evaluating your current listening skills is an essential first step to becoming a better listener. Based on what you have learned about listening, identify an area of weakness in your own listening habits and describe the steps you could take to improve.

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Krish is studying abroad in China, which he is using as an opportunity to improve his Mandarin. To his surprise, he can barely understand his Chinese classmates when they are walking down the street in Beijing. “This is way harder than listening to the conversation tapes from class!” Krish thinks. Explain Krish’s listening difficulty in terms of barriers to listening.

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Explain the difference between hearing and listening.

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

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One dimension in which listening can vary culturally is whether a culture is individualistic or collectivistic. Identify some listening styles and poor listening behaviors you might expect to see in each kind of culture.

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Your text suggests that listening is an essential skill in the office and in the medical profession. Provide another example of an occupation in which listening is important, and explain why.

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