Exam 2: Verbal Communication

Linguistic inclusion such as "Let's...," "we," "us," is also known as:

The term connotation refers to:

According to Duck and Pond, talk serves three functions in relationships:

The term denotation refers to:

Accounts are forms of communication. "It is not my fault" is an account of

The element of scene in Burke's pentad refers to:

The term 'facework' refers to:

The way that a speaker emphasizes certain elements of the pentad in telling a story can reveal:

The idea of 'face' is something you are only concerned with for yourself and your own image.

Intentionality is the assumption that messages are produced intentionally and give insight into the sender's beliefs and thought processes.

Understanding someone's intentions in delivering a message is influenced by:

The element of agent in Burke's pentad refers to:

Langue is more likely to be used in:

Explain the connection between naming and thinking expressed by the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.

Strategies that would help establish the credibility of the speaker/agent delivering a message would include:

Positive face wants refer to:

Having more social frames for communication increases uncertainty.

Which of the following would not constitute an account of one's communication?:

The element of purpose in Burke's pentad refers to: