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Which of the following is an example of a nonverbal form of communication?


A) words used in emails
B) tone used in conference calls
C) words used in indirect communication
D) a performance appraisal report
E) language of communication

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The communication source's view of the destination is a microbarrier of communication.

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You are the manager of a legal consulting firm. Which of the following is an example of microbarrier of communication that you are likely to come across?


A) The firm has several international clients who speak different languages and have different cultures.
B) The legal data that your firm processes on a daily basis is increasingly becoming more complex.
C) The firm must keep abreast of the frequent changes that are made to laws and regulations in order to remain competitive.
D) The firm is forced to maintain a highly efficient information system to be able to access timely and accurate information.
E) The firm's clients incorrectly perceive the information that is provided to them.

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Organizational philosophy is primarily conveyed through ________.


A) upward communication
B) lateral communication
C) downward communication
D) horizontal communication
E) informal communication

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The person in the interpersonal communication situation who originates and encodes information to be shared with another person is called the ________.


A) presenter
B) channel
C) administrator
D) medium
E) source

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In which of the following grapevine patterns does information travel only to selected individuals?


A) single-strand
B) gossip
C) probability
D) serial
E) cluster

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________ is the destination's reaction to a message.


A) Perception
B) Feedback
C) Channeling
D) Signaling
E) Grapevine

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The basic elements of the interpersonal communication process are the source, the encoder signal, and the decoder.

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When executives were asked to rank essential skills employees need in their jobs ________ skills ranked as number one.


A) interpersonal
B) motivational
C) oral and written communication
D) collaboration
E) planning

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What is emotional intelligence? Why is it important in organizations?

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Emotional intelligence is the capacity o...

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Which of the following is a communication macrobarrier?


A) need for complex information
B) destination's view of the source
C) message interference
D) receivers' perception
E) usage of multimeaning words

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Many organizations implement grievance procedures to assist employees. Such procedures are an example of ________.


A) downward communication
B) upward communication
C) collaborative communication
D) lateral communication
E) parallel communication

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Effective communication has really only taken place when the decoder and encoder have a shared ________.


A) message
B) understanding
C) channel
D) relationship
E) signal

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________ is the process of converting messages back into information.


A) Decoding
B) Encoding
C) Derivation
D) Paraphrasing
E) Rewording

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The members of a company's marketing team regularly meet with their peers from the R&D department to share information and insights on customer product preferences that they have gathered through market research. This is an example of which of the following types of communication?


A) upward
B) vertical
C) virtual
D) downward
E) lateral

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Stimuli that compete with the communication message for the attention of the destination are called noise.

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WePharma, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops targeted therapies for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory diseases. Mara Alarcon, the CEO of the company, insists that employees communicate only through formal channels. Despite these restrictions, she observes many informal networks within the organization. Which of the following is the most likely reason for establishment of these informal networks?


A) WePharma takes employee suggestions very seriously.
B) WePharma lacks the necessary rules and regulations to control employees.
C) WePharma has a vertical organizational structure.
D) WePharma does not freely share information with its employees.
E) WePharma promotes an open-door policy.

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Employee A passes information to everyone else on the grapevine. This pattern is known as the ________.


A) gossip grapevine
B) cluster grapevine
C) single-strand grapevine
D) probability grapevine
E) serial grapevine

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________ is the process of guiding the activities of organization members in appropriate directions.


A) Communicating
B) Influencing
C) Controlling
D) Planning
E) Organizing

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Which of the following is the most complete and accurate description of communication barriers?


A) factors that decrease the probability that communication will be successful
B) aspects that allow unwanted entities to participate in the communication process
C) external stimuli that interfere with transmission of messages from the sender to the receiver
D) innate factors in the receiver that influence the interpretation of a message
E) attributes that lead to environmental noise and organizational stress

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