ORAL COMM
問題一覧
1
The ability to get what you seek from others in a manner that maintains the relationship in terms acceptable to both of you is
communicative competence
2
He defined intrapersonal communication as the result of the sum total of social, hereditary, and personal factors that have influenced one's development as an individual.
Wiseman (1974)
3
It is defined as the process by which one person stimulates meaning in the mind of another person through verbal and nonverbal messages
intrapersonal communication
4
This represents the smallest unit of human interaction
dyadic communication
5
To communicate effectively with others, we also need to exercise:
empathy
6
This is a friendly and informal exchange between two people and does not require preplanning
conversation
7
This is a dyadic context where two people communicate deep and intimate topics in a most personal relationship.
dialogue
8
This is generally formal in nature and is the most purposive among the dyadic contexts.
interview
9
A necessary ingredient of a healthy dyadic context.
supportiveness
10
It involves an individual who shares information with a large group
public communication
11
This is more formal than interpersonal communication. It therefore requires more preparation on the sender's part.
public communication
12
This is the form that language takes in different circumstances.
register
13
It is the practice of shifting from one register to another guided by the context.
code-switching
14
This is used among intimate members of the family, lovers, or close friends who do not need a complete language with clear articulation.
intimate speech style
15
It is the most common speech style used among friends and coworkers. It includes slang, frequent interruptions and animated speech.
casual speech style
16
It is best used for business and professional relationships.
consultative speech style
17
It is characterized by sharing of information using established professional rules, standard English, processes and procedures.
formal speech style
18
This is the most formal speech style that is usually used in formal contexts
frozen speech style
19
Aimed to educate create understanding or enlighten rather than to persuade.
informative speech
20
This is the use of speech to influence the values, beliefs, attitudes or behavior of others through reasoning credibility and identification.
persuasive speech
21
According to them "to persuade your audience means making every strategic choice to attempt to influence them"
Hamilton and Creel
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It is an appeal to the authority or honesty of the speaker
ethos
23
This is an appeal to the emotion of the audience
Pathos
24
This aims to engage, interest, amuse or please the listeners.
entertaining speech
25
A latin word for civility
civilis
26
This means to be a citizen. Refers to displays of temperance, justice, wisdom and courage
civility
27
The speaker writes down the text for his/her speech and reads it word for word.
reading from a manuscript
28
This is a prepared and rehearsed method of delivering a speech. The speaker however, relies on limited notes and provides specific words and sentences as he/she speaks.
extemporaneous speaking
29
This is a spur-of-the moment method of delivering a speech.
impromptu speakinh
30
This means "character and habit", root word for "ethics"
ethos
31
It involves a small number of people who share a common goal or objective interact face-to-face.
small-group communication
問題一覧
1
The ability to get what you seek from others in a manner that maintains the relationship in terms acceptable to both of you is
communicative competence
2
He defined intrapersonal communication as the result of the sum total of social, hereditary, and personal factors that have influenced one's development as an individual.
Wiseman (1974)
3
It is defined as the process by which one person stimulates meaning in the mind of another person through verbal and nonverbal messages
intrapersonal communication
4
This represents the smallest unit of human interaction
dyadic communication
5
To communicate effectively with others, we also need to exercise:
empathy
6
This is a friendly and informal exchange between two people and does not require preplanning
conversation
7
This is a dyadic context where two people communicate deep and intimate topics in a most personal relationship.
dialogue
8
This is generally formal in nature and is the most purposive among the dyadic contexts.
interview
9
A necessary ingredient of a healthy dyadic context.
supportiveness
10
It involves an individual who shares information with a large group
public communication
11
This is more formal than interpersonal communication. It therefore requires more preparation on the sender's part.
public communication
12
This is the form that language takes in different circumstances.
register
13
It is the practice of shifting from one register to another guided by the context.
code-switching
14
This is used among intimate members of the family, lovers, or close friends who do not need a complete language with clear articulation.
intimate speech style
15
It is the most common speech style used among friends and coworkers. It includes slang, frequent interruptions and animated speech.
casual speech style
16
It is best used for business and professional relationships.
consultative speech style
17
It is characterized by sharing of information using established professional rules, standard English, processes and procedures.
formal speech style
18
This is the most formal speech style that is usually used in formal contexts
frozen speech style
19
Aimed to educate create understanding or enlighten rather than to persuade.
informative speech
20
This is the use of speech to influence the values, beliefs, attitudes or behavior of others through reasoning credibility and identification.
persuasive speech
21
According to them "to persuade your audience means making every strategic choice to attempt to influence them"
Hamilton and Creel
22
It is an appeal to the authority or honesty of the speaker
ethos
23
This is an appeal to the emotion of the audience
Pathos
24
This aims to engage, interest, amuse or please the listeners.
entertaining speech
25
A latin word for civility
civilis
26
This means to be a citizen. Refers to displays of temperance, justice, wisdom and courage
civility
27
The speaker writes down the text for his/her speech and reads it word for word.
reading from a manuscript
28
This is a prepared and rehearsed method of delivering a speech. The speaker however, relies on limited notes and provides specific words and sentences as he/she speaks.
extemporaneous speaking
29
This is a spur-of-the moment method of delivering a speech.
impromptu speakinh
30
This means "character and habit", root word for "ethics"
ethos
31
It involves a small number of people who share a common goal or objective interact face-to-face.
small-group communication