Exam 2: Histories and Contexts of Communication

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

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The term 'facework' refers to:

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Narratives in relationship talk serve a strategic purpose by:

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The instrumental function that talk serves in relationships means that talk can make things happen.

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Explain what your text's authors mean by 'conversational hypertext.'

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We often define concepts by negation, or by explaining what something is not.

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The term polysemy refers to:

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

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

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

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

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Convergence in talk refers to:

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Explain the difference between positive and negative face wants.

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