As Steven continued to talk about the problem he was having at work, his wife leaned forward in her chair, provided direct eye contact, and started to open her mouth to say something. His wife's behavior represents which type of cue?

When Jennifer?s teacher divided her class into groups, Jennifer ended up in a group with four

other people who were all strangers to each other. At first, they took turns introducing themselves and telling the others their majors. Although the discussion was pleasant, it was somewhat strained and uncomfortable. Jennifer wondered who in the group would be motivated to work, and who would be a slacker. This group is most likely experiencing ________. A) primary tension B) secondary tension C) high cohesiveness D) communication breakdown

According to your textbook, __________ are two invaluable general skills that are emphasized through

the study of public speaking. A) strategic planning and critical thinking B) hearing and speaking C) organizing and memorizing D) persuading and entertaining E) evaluating and opinionating