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Com 100 Test 1 pt. 1

True or False

QuestionAnswer
Disconfirmation is one of the functions of feed-forward messages. True or False False
Public speaking always involves large groups of people. True or False False
Time is like money is a metaphor True or False False
Main message is a context of communicative act. True or False False
Communicare means sharing care in Latin. True or False False
Being hungry illustrates noise in communication. True or False True
During inrapersonal communication, you communicate with yourself. True or False True
People are multichannel communicators. True or False True
Axiom Two is about holding relationships. True or False False
There are three criteria for evaluating definitions of communication. True or False True
Interpersonal communication is communication with yourself. True or False False
A small group has to have at least four members. True or False False
No matter how much we try, we cannot not communicate. True or False True
Rejection is the cruelest form of punishment a human being can experience. True or False False
Content aspect is usually communicated through a digital signal. True or False True
All people punctuate events in the same way. True or False False
As communicators, we should strive for competitive symmetry in our exchanges. True or False False
Digital and analogic signals may support, reinforce, or contradict each other. True or False True
Feed-forward messages are unimportant. True or False False
Smiling at somebody may be construed as phatic communication. True or False True
Feedback and effect are essentially referring to the same element of communication process. True or False False
Meaning in Gamble's definition can be broken down into ideas and emotions. True or False True
We talked about 7 communication axioms. True or False False
Communication is unrepeatable and irreversible. True or False True
Gamble and Gamble's definition of communication is extremely narrow in scope. True or False False
Gamble and Gamble's definition includes only voluntary transfer of meaning. True or False False
Symmetrical style of communication is better than a complementary style. True or False False
You cannot reverse communication, but you can definitely repeat it. True or False False
Blaming a headache for refusal to communicate is an example of using a symptom as communication. True or False True
An axiom is a truth that needs to be backed up with some kind of proof. True or False False
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