Exam 12: Communication
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KPMG hired a body language coach to teach its accountants the art of using and
decoding body language. The coach told the accountant to recite the nursery rhyme, "Mary Had a Little Lamb." The point? To show the accountant that body language can change how people react to something as innocent as a child's nursery rhyme.
1. Why would an accounting firm want staff professionals to recite a nursery rhyme?
2. Why is effective communication important?
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Many messages never get through because the intended receiver is not motivated
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Pete wants to be an active listener so the talks faster and more frequently than the person he is listening to.
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To implement overcoming communication barriers by uniting with a common vocabulary, the manager must first
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The purpose of uniting organizational units with a common business vocabulary is to overcome communication barriers across the various units.
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A frequent communication barrier in using voice mail is leaving messages that are
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Positive gossip appears to travel much faster than negative gossip.
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Which one of the following is an example of downward communication?
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The purpose of an informative confrontation is to confront the
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Feedback from the receiver to the sender is more likely to be rejected when it contains an analysis along with the opinion.
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A particularly devious political tactic is to behave unpredictably just to keep people off guard, thereby making them easier to control.
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George wants to cut down on the excessive amount of office politics in the distribution center he manages, so he is advised to
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Unusual behavior by an airline passenger such as eyes darting back and forth quickly could be considered nonverbal behavior suggesting that further investigation of this passenger is warranted.
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When working with people who do not speak your language fluently, speak in an easy-to-
understand manner.
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Jane is in a meeting with Jack. She is engaging in metacommunications when she says to Jack,
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Which one of the following is not recommended as a way of having more productive meetings?
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