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23 Cards in this Set
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A system of signs and signals that give meaning to communication
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Language
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The type of group centered on completing a task
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secondary
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Belief that ones own group is superior to another
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ethnocentrism
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Involved and complex process of sharing meaning
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communication
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Propositional speech is an extenuation of the
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indictment
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The last point of the propositional speech
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justification
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The three "C's" of evidence
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current creditable and comprehensive
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Invention, arrangement, style, and delivery are
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the four cannons of rhetoric
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Primary purpose of the criticism
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evaluate not summarize
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Split second process of perceiving sound
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hearing
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Phenomenon when one or more individuals who hold a minority opinion either remain silent or agree with the group
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group think
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judging an individual based on perceptions opinions supposed value
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stereotyping
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members of the same general culture with differences from parent culture
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co-culture
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Audience asks questions of a panel of experts
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colloquium
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Three functions of the group leader
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Administrative, facilitative, correlative.
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5 steps of Dewy's Reflective thinking model
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1. pinpoint the problem or question
2. Analyze question or problem 3. Generate possible solutions (no limit) 4. Chose best solution 5. Implement solution |
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Barriers to effective Listening
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Faking attention, criticizing the speaker, listening for facts, avoiding difficult material
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Steps of listening process-
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Hearing
attending understanding/ comprehension remembering |
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Vocal characteristics
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tone, volume, pitch, rate, projection, pauses, articulation
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Speech prepared word for word
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manuscript
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Speech prepare with limited notes
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extemporaneous
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Attempt to understand someones culture; opposite of ethnocentrism
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cultural
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Total accumulation of an identifiable group's beliefs, norms, communication patterns, institutions
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Culture
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