Communications

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How a speaker utilizes vocal pauses or silence represents a form of __________. Started by Arii_bell	1 Replies 99 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by batool
Each day before class, Asha arrives early and hangs her cardigan on her preferred seat in the second ... Started by jerry coleman	1 Replies 238 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by jackie
During Thanking dinner, Grandpa Jim wants to make an announcement, so he stands and waits until ... Started by haleyc112	1 Replies 114 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by brittrenee
Communication research indicates that in most situations __________. Started by nummyann	1 Replies 74 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Jane
As you are waiting in line at class registration and begin talking to the person in front of you ... Started by EAugust	1 Replies 74 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by yotaSR5
A police officer uses an upright hand with a flat palm to indicate "stop" to oncoming traffic in the ... Started by vicky	1 Replies 221 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by missalyssa26
Why is the use of accurate language critical to speakers? How can you improve your language accuracy? Started by bclement10	1 Replies 99 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by rekilledagain
What is verbal immediacy? How does it enhance communication? Started by moongchi	1 Replies 87 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by fdliggud
Does language shape our expectations about male and female roles in society? How does this affect ... Started by sam.t96	1 Replies 74 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Joc
Describe euphemisms and doublespeak. How are these used to obscure meaning? Started by fox	1 Replies 74 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Li Jun
Consider the difference between concrete and abstract terms. First define these concepts, and then ... Started by casperchen82	1 Replies 88 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Eazy416
Words that are used within a co-culture to obscure meaning and tend to change frequently can usually ... Started by mp14	1 Replies 225 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by kthug
Words can represent people, objects, concepts and events-although the words are not actually the ... Started by skymedlock	1 Replies 281 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by elizabethrperez
Who does communication scholar Cheris Kramerae identify as muted groups within U.S. society? Started by Lisaclaire	1 Replies 74 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by fromAlphatoOmega22
When your political science professor says, "The topic of immigration is a real hot potato!" some ... Started by dejastew	1 Replies 85 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Kaytorgator
When an individual purposefully chooses to use homophobic language, the intent is to __________. Started by james9437	1 Replies 76 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Jossy
What does the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis assert regarding language? Started by chads108	1 Replies 139 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by dyrone
The professor introduced the discussion by saying "Today's lecture will examine terrorism in the ... Started by brutforce	1 Replies 106 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by Yixagurpuldink
The increasing use of Reddit, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Facebook Twitter, and other ... Started by waynest	1 Replies 213 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by leahchrapun
Tamika feels her audience is unaware of the health risks associated with living near high-voltage ... Started by leilurhhh	1 Replies 81 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by ghepp
Sam was talking to Juan about a teacher, and said, "My teacher is out to lunch!" Juan wasn't sure if ... Started by dollx	1 Replies 86 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by robbielu01
Muted group theory suggests we must consider which concept when communicating? Started by abarnes	1 Replies 115 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by medine
Laura asks her friend Analia, "Do you love or hate our communication professor?" This statement most ... Started by strangeaffliction	1 Replies 331 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by mcni194
In the United States, we are guaranteed the right to freedom of speech and freedom of the press. ... Started by piesebel	1 Replies 98 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by ally
Because some in the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender communities do not identify with any ... Started by mia	1 Replies 125 Views	Jan 25, 2021 by zacnyjessica