One of the easiest ways to identify a speaker using the extemporaneous method of delivery is:
A. If he or she is using a key word outline.
B. If the speaker acts surprised to be called on and speaks from the top of his or her head.
C. If the speaker reads the complete message from a transcript.
D. If he or she losses place in the speech and it takes a minute for the person to remember
where they were in the speech.
A
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All of the following are examples of 'disabling language' EXCEPT
A) verbosity. B) inadequate vocabulary. C) grammatical errors. D) fillers. E) all of the above
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
A. Small group communication flourishes best within a democratic society. B. Communication patterns are essentially the same in dyads and small groups. C. A symbolic transformation must occur for an effective work group to exist. D. Communication interaction is central to understanding small group behavior. E. Cohesion increases as communication interaction facilitates role-taking and as the group stabilizes its norms.