Communication Studies

What is the organic function of chiaroscuro lighting? Have students cite some examples. How would ...

What is the organic function of chiaroscuro lighting? Have students cite some examples. How would ...

 What is the organic function of chiaroscuro lighting? Have students cite some examples.
  How would you accomplish the lighting most efficiently?
 
   What will be an ideal response?
 
 

cokierae1   56   1 Reply

sunmathur2000

"Birds of a feather flock together" and "opposites attract" both characterize one aspect of the ...

"Birds of a feather flock together" and "opposites attract" both characterize one aspect of the ...

"Birds of a feather flock together" and "opposites attract" both characterize one aspect of the __________ theory of interpersonal relationships.

▸ equity

▸ social exchange

▸ attraction

▸ rules

SuckerTrump   358   2 Replies

Mercedes Williamson

"I don't want another jock in our study group. One is plenty." This statement exemplifies __________.

"I don't want another jock in our study group. One is plenty." This statement exemplifies __________.

"I don't want another jock in our study group. One is plenty." This statement exemplifies __________.

▸ static evaluation

▸ indiscrimination

▸ fact-inference confusion

▸ polarization

Dorthy   195   1 Reply

tanvir13

"You are my soul mate" and "You complete me" are statements that would most likely be said at ...

"You are my soul mate" and "You complete me" are statements that would most likely be said at ...

"You are my soul mate" and "You complete me" are statements that would most likely be said at which stage of relationship development?

▸ contact

▸ involvement

▸ intimacy

▸ deterioration

andro   138   1 Reply

thransan

"All accounted for" is an example of what stylistic device(s)?

"All accounted for" is an example of what stylistic device(s)?

"All accounted for" is an example of what stylistic device(s)?
A) omission
B) inversion
C) using comparisons
D) suspension

Maier   501   2 Replies

Marian Turner

"At the end of my speech, my audience will understand the basic principle of flight," is ...

"At the end of my speech, my audience will understand the basic principle of flight," is ...

"At the end of my speech, my audience will understand the basic principle of flight," is an example of a
A) general purpose.
B) blueprint.
C) specific purpose.
D) a central idea.

Maier   98   1 Reply

Johanis12

"For the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, I offer my ...

"For the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, I offer my ...

"For the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, I offer my concession," is an example of what stylistic device(s)?
A) omission
B) inversion
C) suspension
D) parallelism

Renzetti   199   2 Replies

Renzetti

"I encourage everyone to remember that prejudice negatively affects our society, and we have ...

"I encourage everyone to remember that prejudice negatively affects our society, and we have ...

"I encourage everyone to remember that prejudice negatively affects our society, and we have the power to stop it. Will you join in?” This statement is an example of 
A) an inspirational appeal.
B) an appeal to action.
C)

Maier   65   1 Reply

Vort

"I want to pause here just so you can see how far we have come," Brian says to his ...

"I want to pause here just so you can see how far we have come," Brian says to his ...

"I want to pause here just so you can see how far we have come," Brian says to his audience. "You've learned that any problem you have is only a problem with your attitude. You've learned that the world isn't out to get

Renzetti   157   2 Replies

Renzetti

"I'm going to talk about the sport of racquetball, including the history of the game, some of ...

"I'm going to talk about the sport of racquetball, including the history of the game, some of ...

"I'm going to talk about the sport of racquetball, including the history of the game, some of the basic equipment used when playing racquetball, and some of the health benefits derived from the sport." This is an example of 

Maier   107   1 Reply

Johanis12

"In less than two weeks, summer will begin. We will all have our beach trips planned and our ...

"In less than two weeks, summer will begin. We will all have our beach trips planned and our ...

"In less than two weeks, summer will begin. We will all have our beach trips planned and our weekends at the lake to look forward to. Are you going to fry or are you going to use sunscreen?" This is an example of
A) a reference to the

Renzetti   1642   7 Replies

Haely To

"Initial" and "internal" are two types of

"Initial" and "internal" are two types of

"Initial" and "internal" are two types of
A) complexity.
B) summaries.
C) conclusions.
D) previews.

Maier   62   1 Reply

Vort

"Keep the components of health care in mind to ensure you will have a happy child to love and ...

"Keep the components of health care in mind to ensure you will have a happy child to love and ...

"Keep the components of health care in mind to ensure you will have a happy child to love and keep safe." This statement is an example of
A) a call to action.
B) an inspirational appeal.
C) a reference to the introduction.

Curran   50   1 Reply

Johanis12

"The tree drooped sadly in the rain" uses what kind of stylistic device?

"The tree drooped sadly in the rain" uses what kind of stylistic device?

"The tree drooped sadly in the rain" uses what kind of stylistic device?
A) Personification
B) Metaphor
C) Crisis rhetoric
D) Simile

Curran   322   3 Replies

Taylor Alexa

"Think about your life and whether you would forsake a mother, father, son, daughter, sister, ...

"Think about your life and whether you would forsake a mother, father, son, daughter, sister, ...

"Think about your life and whether you would forsake a mother, father, son, daughter, sister, or brother of a long life full of the things we take for granted." This statement is an example of
A) an inspirational appeal.
B) an a

Curran   101   2 Replies

Robert Ponce

"Well...um...uh...indeed...hmmmm." This is an example of which type of disconfirming ...

"Well...um...uh...indeed...hmmmm." This is an example of which type of disconfirming ...

"Well...um...uh...indeed...hmm mm." This is an example of which type of disconfirming response?
a. incongruous
b. irrelevant
c. incoherent
d. interrupting

BeEbAcK   73   1 Reply

redlabour

"With all that I have presented here today, will you be smart enough to put your money into ...

"With all that I have presented here today, will you be smart enough to put your money into ...

"With all that I have presented here today, will you be smart enough to put your money into Company X?" This is an example of a(n)
A) startling fact.
B) challenge.
C) summary of key points.
D) desperate plea.

Maier   144   2 Replies

Robert Ponce

"You have heard several ideas for investing your money wisely this morning from other ...

"You have heard several ideas for investing your money wisely this morning from other ...

"You have heard several ideas for investing your money wisely this morning from other speakers, but I'm going to share with you a way to do it with maximum safety and minimal risk," is an example of a
A) historical event referenc

Maier   413   9 Replies

Keshon Winns

(n) __________ is a large musical composition for orchestra, usually divided into four movements. ...

(n) __________ is a large musical composition for orchestra, usually divided into four movements. ...

(n) __________ is a large musical composition for orchestra, usually divided into four movements.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

abuttel   43   1 Reply

b14

(n) __________message is one that cannot be consciously perceived. (Fill in the blank)

(n) __________message is one that cannot be consciously perceived. (Fill in the blank)

(n) __________message is one that cannot be consciously perceived.
 
  Fill in the blank with correct word

kojwal   54   1 Reply

weissd

(P78) According to William Crosss Theory of Nigresence and Black Identity formation the stages are: ...

(P78) According to William Crosss Theory of Nigresence and Black Identity formation the stages are: ...

(P78) According to William Crosss Theory of Nigresence and Black Identity formation the stages are:
 
  a. Preencounter, disintegration, pseudo-independence, and autonomy.
  b. Preencounter, encounter, immersion/emersion, and internal

sarahnguyen   59   1 Reply

andreathomas03

) If a U.S.-based firm wanted to attract e-commerce or social media customers from Europe, what ...

) If a U.S.-based firm wanted to attract e-commerce or social media customers from Europe, what ...

) If a U.S.-based firm wanted to attract e-commerce or social media customers from Europe, what could be done to encourage sales?
 
  A) Allow consumers to pay with U.S. dollars
  B) Develop the website in the native language of the c

wickedwisp   77   2 Replies

wickedwisp

) In general, Romanticism emphasizes __________. (Multiple Choice)

) In general, Romanticism emphasizes __________. (Multiple Choice)

) In general, Romanticism emphasizes __________.
 
  A) individual emotion
  B) classical models
  C) aristocratic self-cultivation
  D) academic training
  E) truth to life

abuttel   300   1 Reply

lsmith22

) Indecency is the term used by the Federal Communications Commission for a range of words and ...

) Indecency is the term used by the Federal Communications Commission for a range of words and ...

) Indecency is the term used by the Federal Communications Commission for a range of words and depictions considered improper on public airwaves.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

okokokokk   33   1 Reply

stone.kaleb

) Information such as the report title, the writer's name, and the submission date are usually ...

) Information such as the report title, the writer's name, and the submission date are usually ...

) Information such as the report title, the writer's name, and the submission date are usually found
 
  A) on the title page.
  B) on the title fly page.
  C) on the cover.
  D) in the letter of transmittal.
  E) in th

jwyatt82   44   3 Replies

_lizz

) Narrowcasting, as opposed to broadcasting, is was a term coined to reflect how radio and ...

) Narrowcasting, as opposed to broadcasting, is was a term coined to reflect how radio and ...

) Narrowcasting, as opposed to broadcasting, is was a term coined to reflect how radio and television are now seeking niche audiences.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

okokokokk   59   1 Reply

Jazzyjay

) One serious flaw in probability sampling is that not everyone in the population being sampled has ...

) One serious flaw in probability sampling is that not everyone in the population being sampled has ...

) One serious flaw in probability sampling is that not everyone in the population being sampled has an equal chance to be selected.
 
  Indicate whether this statement is true or false.

danmes   69   1 Reply

weissd

) When you lead, instruct, challenge, or induce your audience to act on or accept your solution, you ...

) When you lead, instruct, challenge, or induce your audience to act on or accept your solution, you ...

) When you lead, instruct, challenge, or induce your audience to act on or accept your solution, you are at which step of Monroe's Motivated Sequence?
 
  A) action or approval B) visualization C) attention D) solution

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cloudddddd   60   3 Replies

pooki15

), a group of editors is questioned about a certain topic, and their answers are compared to those ...

), a group of editors is questioned about a certain topic, and their answers are compared to those ...

), a group of editors is questioned about a certain topic, and their answers are compared to those of their readers to see whether there is any correspondence between the two groups.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate

smt3iu   49   1 Reply

Jazzyjay

. A person who can figure out what is being said in a very noisy room, without hearing every word is ...

. A person who can figure out what is being said in a very noisy room, without hearing every word is ...

. A person who can figure out what is being said in a very noisy room, without hearing every word is using:
 
  a. bottom-up processing
  b. top-down processing
  c. context
  d. b and c
  e. a and c

Katty2   53   1 Reply

grfrfvfbvr

. Benjamin Franklin advocated from the start that the colonies should break from England: a) true; b) false

. Benjamin Franklin advocated from the start that the colonies should break from England: a) true; b) false

. Benjamin Franklin advocated from the start that the colonies should break from England:
 
  a) true; b) false

Darpan   60   1 Reply

jamieshae1

. During most lawsuits, each side is allowed to ask questions of the opposing side before trial. ...

. During most lawsuits, each side is allowed to ask questions of the opposing side before trial. ...

. During most lawsuits, each side is allowed to ask questions of the opposing side before trial. This process is called:
 
  a) discovery; b) inquiry; c) inquisition; d) rejoinder; e) remittitur.

cuveges   54   1 Reply

Ml2020

. How could a U.S. Supreme Court decision interpreting the meaning of the Constitution be ...

. How could a U.S. Supreme Court decision interpreting the meaning of the Constitution be ...

. How could a U.S. Supreme Court decision interpreting the meaning of the Constitution be overturned?
 
  a) by a Constitutional amendment; b) by an act of Congress; c) by a later Supreme Court decision; d) by a presiden

billybob3   55   1 Reply

Rosegrayyyy

. In his book, Self Esteem at Work, Nathaniel Branden explicated how positive and resilient ...

. In his book, Self Esteem at Work, Nathaniel Branden explicated how positive and resilient ...

. In his book, Self Esteem at Work, Nathaniel Branden explicated how positive and resilient careerists need high ___________________________ to compete in a fast paced, technologically-oriented society.
 
  a. IQs
  b. tolera

dfsd   84   1 Reply

sanchezu10

. In two-way communication, each group member has a chance to initiate messages. (True or false?)

. In two-way communication, each group member has a chance to initiate messages. (True or false?)

. In two-way communication, each group member has a chance to initiate messages.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

Q. 2

The more formal the seating arrangement of a meeting,

rockshim   41   2 Replies

rockshim

. It is illegal to criticize prominent politicians and their policies and attack their character and ...

. It is illegal to criticize prominent politicians and their policies and attack their character and ...

. It is illegal to criticize prominent politicians and their policies and attack their character and intelligence.
 
  a. True.
  b. False.

charneshai@hotm   42   1 Reply

stone.kaleb

. Journalists use ________ to make requests for information or assistance concerning stories they ...

. Journalists use ________ to make requests for information or assistance concerning stories they ...

. Journalists use ________ to make requests for information or assistance concerning stories they are covering, and PR practitioners and others can respond accordingly.
 
  a. blogs
  b. press releases
  c. PR

Slimpickens77   60   1 Reply

LyraBurroughs

. Like advertising, the primary goal of direct marketing is to build brand awareness. (True or false?)

. Like advertising, the primary goal of direct marketing is to build brand awareness. (True or false?)

. Like advertising, the primary goal of direct marketing is to build brand awareness.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

hamzawild6   72   1 Reply

frogiiesfly

. Unlike the United States, Britain decided to create a public radio monopoly oriented toward ...

. Unlike the United States, Britain decided to create a public radio monopoly oriented toward ...

. Unlike the United States, Britain decided to create a public radio monopoly oriented toward education and culture. True or false?
 
  a. True.
  b. False.

kojwal   51   1 Reply

stone.kaleb

. What does Reading 4.2 (Homer, Odyssey, Book 9) tell us about the Greek views on civilization? ...

. What does Reading 4.2 (Homer, Odyssey, Book 9) tell us about the Greek views on civilization? ...

. What does Reading 4.2 (Homer, Odyssey, Book 9) tell us about the Greek views on civilization?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

abuttel   40   1 Reply

dselph