As we become psychologically tied to another person, we expect each other to have an equal

In public speaking, power distance can be understood as ________

A) the distance the speaker is sitting away from the audience B) the relative power granted the speaker as compared to the audience C) a microphone with a really long wire D) a two-person conversation

The research of Beatty, McCroskey, and their colleagues has produced convincing evidence that our communication behavior is

a. largely influenced by genetics. b. largely learned through our nurturing at home. c. equally influenced by nature and nurture. d. largely Machiavellian.