Purposive Communication Chapter 3 and 4 Flashcards

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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering Chapter 3 (Communication and Globalization) and Chapter 4 (Evaluating Messages and Images) from Purposive Communication lecture notes.

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The English language is considered the countrys __________ language, which bridges almost 200 different languages and dialects.

second

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__________ is defined by the business dictionary as the worldwide movement toward economic, financial, trade, and communication integration.

Globalization

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Concept by Mcluhan describing the shrinking of the world through electronic technology is called the __________.

global village

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The four macro skills used in global communication are speaking, listening, reading, and __________.

writing

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A communication style that uses camouflage to conceal true intentions is referred to as __________.

indirect

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A communication style with extensive use of silence, pauses, and understatements is called __________.

understated

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Based on Somavar and porter (2001), communication of two or more different races in a place is called __________ communication.

interracial

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Communication between two or more different ethnic groups, such as a social worker interviewing a tribe from Tanay, is called __________ communication.

interethnic

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Interaction between persons representing different political structures is called __________ communication.

Internationalization

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Forms of communication among members of the same racial, ethnic, and subcultural group are known as __________ communication.

intracultural

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The most formal type of language register, which is fixed or constant and does not require feedback, is the __________ register.

Frozen

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The register specifically used to solicit aid, support, or intervention where one person is deemed an expert is the __________ register.

Consultative

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The language register that sticks with facts and deals with non-emotional topics is the __________ register.

Neutral

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In formal writing rules, you should spell out numbers less than __________.

one hundred

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In formal writing, you should write in the __________ person point of view, unless conducting a qualitative study.

third

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Formal writing recommends using the __________ voice (S V O) as much as possible.

active

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In country slang, the term __________ means young people.

Younguns

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In urban slang, the expression __________ means more awesome than awesome.

Awesome sauce

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In gay slang, the term __________ refers to someone who is very friendly.

Miss Congeniality

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Factors of speech such as accent, pitch, range, volume, and articulation are known as __________.

Paralanguage

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The physical space or distance allowed between people in a conversation is known as __________.

Proxemics

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__________ is defined as the ability to create an opinion with factual supporting evidence.

Critical thinking

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Citizen journalism via social media is an example of __________ or independent media reporting events widely.

Individuals

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The three steps involved in critical reading are analysis, interpretation, and __________.

evaluation

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In audience demographic analysis, common ancestry and common physical characteristics define __________.

Race

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Audience evaluation covering motivations, values, level of agreement, and beliefs is called __________.

Psychographics