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Purposive Comm - ME
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Which of the following is an example of kinesics? | posture |
| What element of communication develops the ideas, concepts, or beliefs that are shared in the process? | message |
| Which form of nonverbal communication refers to the inviolable distance that people maintain between one another when speaking? | Proxemics |
| What is an example of the use of verbal communication? | printed text in a newspaper |
| Which of the following is an example of noise in communication? | unfamiliarity of the receiver of the subject of the message |
| In the communication process, what element is the original source of information? | sender |
| What element of communication is essential to the success of the interaction since it confirms that the information is received? | feedback |
| Which form of nonverbal communication refers to the study of hand, arm, body, and face movements? | Kinesics |
| Which of the choices can be considered as noise in communication? | unconscious repetitive movement of the hands while talking in front of a big audience |
| Which of the following is NOT an example of paralanguage? | choice of words |
| Which form of nonverbal communication refers to the study of communication by touch? | Haptics |
| What is an example of the use of nonverbal communication? | increasing the volume of your voice so you can be heard across the room |
| Which of the following is the most formal form of communication? | Written |
| What form of communication strictly follows the policies and protocols of an organization or institution? | Formal |
| What type of communication is used by team members having the same designation or position in a company? | Horizontal Communication |
| What element pertains to the subject matter of the communication process? | message |
| Which of the following is an example of paralanguage? | accent |
| What element of communication translates or encodes the idea into words, symbols, or gestures? | communicator |
| What element of communication is picked out to transmit information? | channel |
| Which of the choices can be considered as noise in communication? | overpoweringly asserting your opposition of an idea during a project meeting |
| What element of communication refers to the media through which information passes? | channel |
| Which form of nonverbal communication refers to the use of space influence by social norms, situational factors, personality, and level of familiarity? | Proxemics |
| Which of the following is NOT a description of communication? | a one-way process |
| What element of communication sends or receives the message? | communicator |
| What element of communication acts upon the information received? | communicator |
| What type of communication is best suited for collaboration in the workplace? | Horizontal Communication |
| What element is primary cause ineffective communication? During one of online meetings you are a part, you encountered difficulty logging in your account. Took you almost hour before you finally able to join the meeting and missed some of the topics. | channel |
| Which of the following types of communication includes the use of visual signs and symbols? | Nonverbal Communication |
| What type of communication is used when employees report to their supervisors about a completed workplace task? | Upward Communication |
| Which form of nonverbal communication pertains to the physical distance observed in communicating? | Proxemics |
| What is paralanguage? | the pitch, rate, and loudness of voice |
| Which of the following is an example of noise in communication? | including extremely technical terms in an article uploaded on the company’s website |
| Which form of nonverbal communication comprises body movements and facial expressions as a systematic part of communication? | Kinesics |
| What element of communication develops the ideas, concepts, or beliefs that are shared in the process? | communicator |
| Your right to privacy and confidential information is protected by Philippine laws. | TRUE |
| The grammaticality of the message is enclosed in the principle of correctness in communication. | TRUE |
| Only works with a registered patent is protected by intellectual property rights. | FALSE |
| ontent shown publicly like radio and television broadcast are publicly-owned | FALSE |
| Copyright covers literary and artistic works while industrial property includes industrial designs. | TRUE |
| Rules and policies on intellectual property are aligned with communication principles. | TRUE |
| There should be transparency in the processing of personal information. | TRUE |
| When combined with one’s original work, short phrases borrowed from a source does not require citation. | FALSE |
| Communication Ethics also draws from other ethical theories to determine the acceptability of communicative interactions. | TRUE |
| A person violating the Data Privacy Act may be imprisoned for up to six years. | TRUE |
| For joint authorship, copyright protection lasts during the lifetime until 50 years after the death of the last surviving author. | TRUE |
| Ethical discernment is a skill that can be improved by analyzing and making a stand on political, technological, environmental, and societal issues. | TRUE |
| udgment in communication ethics is based on a single perspective—one’s own. | FALSE |
| Communication Ethics only evaluates the impact of current events and their influence on people’s views and behavior. | FALSE |
| The purpose of processing personal information must be legitimate before any data can be collected. | TRUE |
| The purpose of the collection and processing of personal information need not be disclosed to the data subject. | FALSE |
| Communication is considered effective if it is impactful regardless of the correctness and clarity of the information included. | FALSE |
| Philippine law considers invasion of privacy as a criminal offense. | TRUE |
| Unpublished materials are not covered by copyright protection. | FALSE |
| The data controller is free to decide the level of security needed to protect the personal information collected. | FALSE |
| Rationalization is an effective way to overcome ethical nearsightedness. | FALSE |
| The type of personal information to be collected does not need to be specified for as long as the data subject gives his consent. | FALSE |
| Rationalization draws from general truth. | FALSE |
| Personal information can only be stored for as long as necessary. | TRUE |
| Local communication is not affected by government censorship since it sets its own rules on people’s interaction within a culture or a society. | FALSE |
| Shows integration or interaction between individuals away from each other in time or space or both | Global |
| Xenophobia refers to the extreme dislike or fear of foreigners because of their unusual appearance. | FALSE |
| Learning communication strategies can help impose equality. | TRUE |
| Local and global communication pertains to how communication flows within and across cultures. | TRUE |
| Some languages are restrictive so positioning men and women equal through the content is not possible. | FALSE |
| Explores the conventions of multiple cultures to determine the appropriateness of communication | Global |
| Considers differences in personality, beliefs, and the background of people in one cultural setting | Local |
| Gender issues can affect both local and global communication. | TRUE |
| Produces knowledge that is conveyed through communication in a society | Global |
| Caused the change in environmental, cultural, political and economic elements of the world | Global |
| Reverse anti-intellectualism refers to the aggression toward people who express views that appear to be uneducated. | True |
| Directly affected by the process of globalization, and helps to increase business opportunities, remove cultural barriers and develop a global village | Global |
| The term used to describe ways to connect and mobilize across geographic, political, economic, social, and cultural divides | Global |
| Is a way in which countries can change the environmental, cultural, political, and economic conditions of the world | Global |
| Pertains to how people connect, relate, and mobilize across social, political, economic, and geographic divisions | Global |
| Goes beyond the limitations of individual states and highlights the communication among people across borders | Global |
| Ideas must be properly sequenced in a message. What quality of effective message was described? | Structure |
| Which of the following words is politically correct? | marginalized |
| What is the most appropriate euphemism for the following underlined word? FIRED from a job | dismissed |
| Determine if the following statement is true or false: Exposure to multicultural texts helps develop skills in evaluating the appropriateness of messages and images. | TRUE |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | ISSUE |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | Undocumented worker |
| What is the most appropriate euphemism for the following underlined word? This is WRONG | subpar |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | to resign |
| A message should contain well-organized ideas. What quality of effective message was described? | Structure |
| All individuals conducting business should be exposed to multicultural texts to possess cultural sensitivity. | TRUE |
| An effective message is memorable and compelling. | TRUE |
| Which of the following words is politically correct? | of short stature |
| A message should be focused on a single idea. What quality of effective message was described? | Simplicity |
| Multicultural texts focus on a single ethnicity. | FALSE |
| Which of the following words is politically correct? | multi ethnic |
| A message must have an evident purpose. What quality of effective message was described? | Simplicity |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | to fabricate |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | maintenance worker |
| Which of the following words is not a euphemism? | third-world country |
| Exposure to multicultural texts improve awareness of various social practices, values, and belief systems. | TRUE |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | between jobs |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | frugal |
| Which of the following words is politically correct? | protest |
| What is NOT an appropriate euphemism for the following word? DEAD | breathless |
| An effective message uses jargon and colloquial terms. | FALSE |
| Which of the following words is politically correct? | entrepreneur |
| Which of the two terms is more acceptable in a business setting? | restroom |
| Peace Sign | New Zealand |
| What is not true about multicultural texts? | focus on the promotion of cultural differences |
| A message should contain carefully-chosen language. | Specificity |
| Appropriate depiction of diversity requires good communication skills. | TRUE |
| Culture is something a person is born with and cannot be learned through constant interaction with one’s environment. | FALSE |
| Which Organizational Communication Perspective focuses on the impersonal side of the business to maximize productivity? | Classical Perspective |
| Each field or industry has its own professional code of ethics. | TRUE |
| At the implicit level indicates people’s recognition of the existence of organizational culture. | FALSE |
| Which Organizational Communication Perspective views companies as machines? | Classical Perspective |
| Which of the following is a communication application of subjectivism? | the communicator decides what constitutes ethical communication |
| Which of the following is a communication application of altruism? | communication must benefit the receiver of the message |
| The integration of the ideals of a company in the symbols company use like logos can improve the promotion of positive corporate culture. | TRUE |
| What type of downward communication occurs when a subordinate receives an evaluation of his or her performance from a supervisor? | Feedback |
| Based on the Ethical Matrix, which one refers to an ethical dilemma with a good mean that leads to a bad end? | Machiavellian Ethic |
| Workers coming from cultures that have high future orientation has a possibility of mismanaging the compensation they receive from work. | FALSE |
| Stories of the past failures and successes of the company have nothing to do with corporate culture but are shared to inspire the employees. | FALSE |
| Neo Enterprises believes importance of employees in company’s success. They take good care of them. They make sure that they adjust the lighting and temperature of the offices, and aall the offices have a designated pantry where workers can take a break. | Human Relations Perspective |
| Which Organizational Communication Perspective is the oldest? | Classical Perspective |
| What ethical perspective draws from an individual’s cultural or legal system of values? | Cultural Relativism |
| What type of downward communication provides steps in performing a job or ways to behave in the workplace? | Procedures and Practices. |
| Human interaction leads to the creation of culture. | TRUE |
| It is a type of communication that has two forms that strictly observe the rules and policies in an organization. | Formal Communication |
| Which of the following is not a definition of ethics? | the distortion of information to attain personal gains |
| It has a management structure that determines the relationships between positions and responsibilities. | Organization |
| Which Organizational Communication Perspective views workers as merely a way to accomplish work? | Classical Perspective |
| Joshua usually uses the company phone lines to make reservations for personal vacations while on company time. He has never been caught and he gets to finish personal errands while working at the same time. | Unethical Behavior |
| It consists of messages that are transmitted from the bottom to the higher rungs of the hierarchy in an organization. | Upward Communication |
| Professional code of ethics is universally applied. | FALSE |
| It is a system of willfully-managed activities of two or more individuals. | Organization |
| It is the exchange of messages through symbols. | Communication |
| The prime beneficiary of this type of organization is the public-at-large. | Commonweal Organization |
| Which Organizational Communication Perspective claims that employees are the most important assets and commits to their welfare and development? | Human Resources Perspective |
| It is considered to be a bottom-up approach to organizational communication. | Upward Communication |