Exam 16: Managing Communication
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Forms of nonverbal communication include blushing, perspiring, glancing, crying, and laughing.
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The topics covered in upward communication are indoctrination and implementation of goals and strategies.
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To persuade and influence, managers connect with others by using
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One of the most important things that a manager can do for the organization, according to the text, is to
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____________________ refers to the messages and information sent from top management down to subordinates.
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The ____________________ is an informal, person-to-person communication network of employees that is not officially sanctioned by the organization.
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Without feedback, communication is only a two-way process, sender to receiver and receiver to sender.
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____ channels are channels that exist outside the formally authorized channels without regard for the organization's hierarchy of authority.
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Which of the following is an important means by which individuals and organizations learn from their mistakes and improve their work?
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____ refers to a team communication structure in which team members freely communicate with one another and arrive at decisions.
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To translate the symbols used in a message for the purpose of interpreting its meaning is called ____________________.
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Downward communication is usually used to communicate information about all of the following EXCEPT
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Impersonal written media, including fliers and bulletins, are the lowest in channel richness.
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Formulating in your mind what you are going to say next is an important part of effective listening.
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List the three formal communication channels found in organizations.
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Messages that are designed to share information among teams and departments that can help the organization change, grow, or improve are called change initiatives and improvements.
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Face-to-face discussion is the richest channel, in terms of channel richness.
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____________________ refers to messages sent through human actions and behaviors rather than through words.
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