Several of the nonverbal channels we've discussed are heavily influenced by culture. Using specific examples when possible, pick at least three different nonverbal channels and highlight how expectations for appropriate nonverbal behavior vary from culture to culture. Next, discuss how these differences are likely to impact interactions. Finally, propose at least two ideas for how people communicating with individuals from other cultures might be able to potentially avoid embarrassing or offensive situations.

If in answering your question about how people reason, your professor uses the

terms "epistemological" and "ontological," and you have no idea what those two terms mean, the professor may be committing (a) a fallacy in reasoning. (b) a fallacy of appeal. (c) a fallacy in language use. (d) All of the above

According to the text, the “two-step flow” is the idea that:

a. media influence opinion-leaders; the opinion leaders then influence other people by personal contact b. opinion leaders influence the media; the media then influence the mass audience c. the mass audience influences opinion leaders; the opinion leaders then influence the media d. the media influences the mass audience; the mass audience then influences the opinion leaders