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<strong>COM</strong> <strong>537</strong> <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Exam</strong> (Latest) –<br />
1. What communication type avoids conflict<br />
and focuses on facts and details rather than<br />
the big picture? They may be perceived by<br />
others as unemotional and nonchalant.<br />
<br />
Argumentatives
Sympathetics<br />
Systematics<br />
Directs<br />
2. A criticism of social media is that it<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
is only available to the media savvy.<br />
contributes to the decline in writing and<br />
language skills.<br />
leads to separation of the haves and have-nots.<br />
leads to information overload<br />
3. In Korean culture, a business deal is<br />
dependent on contractual information as well<br />
as how the parties perceive each other’s<br />
values and ethics. According to Edmund<br />
Hall, this behavior exhibits the theory of<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
proxemics<br />
low-context cultures<br />
Ethno-centricism<br />
high-context cultures
4. Your supervisor sends you an e-mail<br />
requesting an article for the employee<br />
newsletter about company loyalty. You write<br />
the article featuring customers who are<br />
brand loyal. Later, your supervisor criticizes<br />
you for not writing about the topic that he<br />
requested. After a face-to-face meeting, you<br />
realize that he wanted you to write about<br />
employee loyalty. This is an example of what<br />
type of noise?<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Unwanted<br />
External<br />
Semantic<br />
Internal<br />
5. The head of the holiday party committee at<br />
your office is trying to set a location for the<br />
event. The committee chairperson<br />
announces three choices for members to<br />
vote on. When Erin hears that the Boar’s<br />
Tavern is one of the choices, her mind is<br />
made up. After all, the restaurant is only a<br />
few blocks from her house. How would you<br />
describe her listening behavior?
Active<br />
Passive<br />
Agenda-setting<br />
Obtuse<br />
6. Your supervisor has the habit of coming into<br />
your office and leaning over your desk to talk<br />
to you. This situation is uncomfortable for<br />
you because you cannot move away from<br />
him. According to Edmund Hall, this<br />
behavior exhibits the theory of<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
high-context cultures<br />
low-context cultures<br />
ethnocentricism<br />
proxemics<br />
7. Which statement is true concerning the role<br />
of publics in business communication?<br />
<br />
Publics, in general, remain constant despite<br />
changes in the environment.
Internal publics are usually not concerned with<br />
the communication style used by management.<br />
External publics are not concerned with an<br />
organization’s public performance.<br />
Publics can dispel rumors and build positive<br />
brand image.<br />
8. A break-in at your company has resulted in<br />
the theft of various pharmaceutical products.<br />
The head chemist, slated as the company’s<br />
designated spokesperson, is scheduled to<br />
appear at a media conference. This course of<br />
action illustrates one of the steps in crisis<br />
communication planning. Select the<br />
appropriate step:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Assessing the possible risk to the organization<br />
Evaluating the effectiveness of your action plan<br />
Identifying levels of vulnerability in your<br />
company<br />
Implementing the action plan<br />
9. In the management journal article about<br />
persuading customers that your boss<br />
recommended, you read that your style of
hard selling is not effective with young<br />
professionals. You begin to question if you<br />
need to take a sales training seminar. This is<br />
an example of<br />
cognitive dissonance<br />
agenda-setting<br />
selective attention<br />
selective exposure<br />
10. Building strong coalitions among<br />
individuals or groups that have separate<br />
interests is called<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
facilitation<br />
negotiation<br />
diversification<br />
mediation
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