Explain what neutral questions are, and provide two examples.
What will be an ideal response?
Neutral questions provide an interviewee with no indication of a preferred way to
respond. Examples of neutral questions include the following:
o Why did you select communication studies as a major?
o What do you think of our new product line?
o What are your thoughts on labor unions?
o Describe the qualities of your previous supervisor.
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Mark has been asked to deliver a presentation
to a group of Texas ranchers. Because Mark has never been to Texas and has never met a rancher, he is unsure how to dress for the occasion. What advice does your textbook offer when deciding how to dress for this occasion? A. Never dress more formally than your audience. B. Wear what is most comfortable to you. Dress is not important. C. Always dress as formally as possible. D. You should conform to your audience's expectations for the speaking occasion.
Using the standard criteria for theory evaluation, critique Organizational Information Theory.
What will be an ideal response?