Question 1

When we engage in self-talk,_____.

Accepted Answer

A) there is generally little effect on our attitudes,values,and beliefs 
B) it affects our self-esteem and shapes our inner feelings 
C) we are always asleep 
D) it has no impact on our interpersonal communication 
A) there is generally little effect on our attitudes,values,and beliefs 
B) it affects our self-esteem and shapes our inner feelings 
C) we are always asleep 
D) it has no impact on our interpersonal communication

Question 2

The contemporary United States is an example of a self-humbling verbal mode society.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Chris is going to an interview for a job that he really wants.When the interviewer asks him a question,he realizes that he is sweating and cannot think clearly.Chris does this every time when someone asks him a question that he is expected to answer.Chris is most likely experiencing _____.

Accepted Answer

A) interview anxiety 
B) a lack of concentration 
C) communication apprehension 
D) internal dissonance 
A) interview anxiety 
B) a lack of concentration 
C) communication apprehension 
D) internal dissonance

Question 4

How we deal with information in relationship to our attitudes,values,and beliefs is called _____.

Accepted Answer

A) drug therapy 
B) cognitive processing 
C) high or low context orientation 
D) perception 
A) drug therapy 
B) cognitive processing 
C) high or low context orientation 
D) perception

Question 5

People who are shy tend to have more accurate self-concepts than people who are outgoing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

To qualify as intrapersonal communication,one must consciously and intentionally communicate with oneself.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Some theorists believe that intrapersonal communication should be studied in the communication discipline,and others believe it falls under the purview of psychology.Where do you think it best fits and why?

Accepted Answer

I believe that intrapersonal communicati

Question 8

Explain how self-talk effects the communication of an interpersonal communicator.Provide two ways that you could currently use positive self-talk to your advantage.

Accepted Answer

Self-talk can have a significant impact

Question 9

In the basketball player research study on self-talk,which group(s)improved the most in their ability to make foul shots?

Accepted Answer

A) The group that just used imagery and eliminated negative self-talk. 
B) The group that just physically practiced. 
C) The group that used imagery,eliminated negative self-talk,and physically practiced. 
D) The group that eliminated self-talk. 
A) The group that just used imagery and eliminated negative self-talk. 
B) The group that just physically practiced. 
C) The group that used imagery,eliminated negative self-talk,and physically practiced. 
D) The group that eliminated self-talk.

Question 10

Another word for "communication apprehension" is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) shyness 
B) communicative bullying 
C) Brauworth's syndrome 
D) culturally acquired fear 
A) shyness 
B) communicative bullying 
C) Brauworth's syndrome 
D) culturally acquired fear

Question 11

Which of the following groups is NOT focused on a "doing-oriented approach to life"?

Accepted Answer

A) Asian Americans 
B) Native Americans 
C) Latino Americans 
D) middle-class African Americans 
A) Asian Americans 
B) Native Americans 
C) Latino Americans 
D) middle-class African Americans

Question 12

An informal definition of "intrapersonal communication" is "talking to yourself."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The Johari window allows you to look at other people's lives and draw conclusions about who they are as a person.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

You are babysitting your niece and nephew,and you take them to the public swimming pool.Your nephew jumps into the deep water,but he can't swim.Without remembering that you can't swim either,you jump in after him.Which need drive theory were you displaying?

Accepted Answer

A) territoriality 
B) survival of the species 
C) pleasure seeking 
D) security 
A) territoriality 
B) survival of the species 
C) pleasure seeking 
D) security

Question 15

Your public self is the part of you that feels comfortable expressing all of your thoughts and beliefs to others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following is false about self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

A) Self-esteem is situational.Who you are with one person,may not be the same as who you are with someone else. 
B) Both psychologists and educators have been interested in the study of self-esteem. 
C) Your level of self-esteem cannot be changed through your lifetime. 
D) Your self-esteem is constantly on display when you interact with others. 
A) Self-esteem is situational.Who you are with one person,may not be the same as who you are with someone else. 
B) Both psychologists and educators have been interested in the study of self-esteem. 
C) Your level of self-esteem cannot be changed through your lifetime. 
D) Your self-esteem is constantly on display when you interact with others.

Question 17

In one study,40 percent reported that their fear of public speaking exceeded fear of death.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The imbalance between one's attitudes,beliefs,and values is called _____.

Accepted Answer

A) political apathy 
B) cognitive dissonance 
C) self-talk 
D) ethos 
A) political apathy 
B) cognitive dissonance 
C) self-talk 
D) ethos

Question 19

Reportedly,how many babies are born apprehensive as seen through their crying when exposed to unfamiliar things?

Accepted Answer

A) 30-45 percent 
B) 50-60 percent 
C) 10-15 percent 
D) 75-80 percent 
A) 30-45 percent 
B) 50-60 percent 
C) 10-15 percent 
D) 75-80 percent

Question 20

_____ is the comprehending,organizing,and storing of ideas.It is how we process information in relationship to values,attitudes,and beliefs.

Accepted Answer

A) Communication 
B) Self-talk 
C) Cognitive processing 
D) None of the above 
A) Communication 
B) Self-talk 
C) Cognitive processing 
D) None of the above

When we engage in self-talk,_____.

The contemporary United States is an example of a self-humbling verbal mode society.

Chris is going to an interview for a job that he really wants.When the interviewer asks him a question,he realizes that he is sweating and cannot think clearly.Chris does this every time when someone asks him a question that he is expected to answer.Chris is most likely experiencing _____.

How we deal with information in relationship to our attitudes,values,and beliefs is called _____.

People who are shy tend to have more accurate self-concepts than people who are outgoing.

To qualify as intrapersonal communication,one must consciously and intentionally communicate with oneself.

Some theorists believe that intrapersonal communication should be studied in the communication discipline,and others believe it falls under the purview of psychology.Where do you think it best fits and why?

Explain how self-talk effects the communication of an interpersonal communicator.Provide two ways that you could currently use positive self-talk to your advantage.

In the basketball player research study on self-talk,which group(s)improved the most in their ability to make foul shots?

Another word for "communication apprehension" is _____.

Which of the following groups is NOT focused on a "doing-oriented approach to life"?

An informal definition of "intrapersonal communication" is "talking to yourself."

The Johari window allows you to look at other people's lives and draw conclusions about who they are as a person.

You are babysitting your niece and nephew,and you take them to the public swimming pool.Your nephew jumps into the deep water,but he can't swim.Without remembering that you can't swim either,you jump in after him.Which need drive theory were you displaying?

Your public self is the part of you that feels comfortable expressing all of your thoughts and beliefs to others.

Which of the following is false about self-esteem?

In one study,40 percent reported that their fear of public speaking exceeded fear of death.

The imbalance between one's attitudes,beliefs,and values is called _____.

Reportedly,how many babies are born apprehensive as seen through their crying when exposed to unfamiliar things?

_____ is the comprehending,organizing,and storing of ideas.It is how we process information in relationship to values,attitudes,and beliefs.

The Human Communication Process

Foundations of Verbal Language

Nonverbal Communication

Listening

Interpersonal and Electronically Mediated Communication

Interpersonal Skills and Conflict Management

The Interview

The Concepts of Groups

Participating in Groups

Public Speaking: Planning the Message

Public Speaking: Developing the Message

Public Speaking: Structuring the Message

Public Speaking: the Informative Speech

Public Speaking: the Persuasive Speech

Public Speaking: Presenting the Message

Filters

Exam 5: The Self and Perception

When we engage in self-talk,_____.

The contemporary United States is an example of a self-humbling verbal mode society.

Chris is going to an interview for a job that he really wants.When the interviewer asks him a question,he realizes that he is sweating and cannot think clearly.Chris does this every time when someone asks him a question that he is expected to answer.Chris is most likely experiencing _____.

How we deal with information in relationship to our attitudes,values,and beliefs is called _____.

People who are shy tend to have more accurate self-concepts than people who are outgoing.

To qualify as intrapersonal communication,one must consciously and intentionally communicate with oneself.

Some theorists believe that intrapersonal communication should be studied in the communication discipline,and others believe it falls under the purview of psychology.Where do you think it best fits and why?

Explain how self-talk effects the communication of an interpersonal communicator.Provide two ways that you could currently use positive self-talk to your advantage.

In the basketball player research study on self-talk,which group(s)improved the most in their ability to make foul shots?

Another word for "communication apprehension" is _____.

Which of the following groups is NOT focused on a "doing-oriented approach to life"?

An informal definition of "intrapersonal communication" is "talking to yourself."

The Johari window allows you to look at other people's lives and draw conclusions about who they are as a person.

You are babysitting your niece and nephew,and you take them to the public swimming pool.Your nephew jumps into the deep water,but he can't swim.Without remembering that you can't swim either,you jump in after him.Which need drive theory were you displaying?

Your public self is the part of you that feels comfortable expressing all of your thoughts and beliefs to others.

Which of the following is false about self-esteem?

In one study,40 percent reported that their fear of public speaking exceeded fear of death.

The imbalance between one's attitudes,beliefs,and values is called _____.

Reportedly,how many babies are born apprehensive as seen through their crying when exposed to unfamiliar things?

_____ is the comprehending,organizing,and storing of ideas.It is how we process information in relationship to values,attitudes,and beliefs.

The Human Communication Process

Foundations of Verbal Language

Nonverbal Communication

Listening

Interpersonal and Electronically Mediated Communication

Interpersonal Skills and Conflict Management

The Interview

The Concepts of Groups

Participating in Groups

Public Speaking: Planning the Message

Public Speaking: Developing the Message

Public Speaking: Structuring the Message

Public Speaking: the Informative Speech

Public Speaking: the Persuasive Speech

Public Speaking: Presenting the Message

Filters