Explain the six functions of nonverbal messages
What will be an ideal response?
The functions of nonverbal messages are: accenting, complimenting, contradicting,
repeating, regulating, and substituting.
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The punctuation of communication is the segmenting of the continuous stream of communication into
smaller pieces. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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In using a stationary microphone, the textbook recommends that you ________
A) stand as still as possible so your voice will be picked up by the microphone B) keep your mouth about the same distance from the mike at all times C) move around as much as you need to; the microphone will pick up your voice D) practice before you speak with the type of microphone you will use E) Both B and D are appropriate recommendations.
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