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Question 61
True/False
Daniel Goleman notes that practice can improve performance because simulating an act is-to your brain-the same as performing it.
Question 62
Essay
Describe the two of the four factors influencing self-concept and provide illustrations for each of the factors.
Question 63
True/False
The simplicity principle of perception explains why the closer objects, events, and people are to one another, the more likely you will perceive them as belonging together.
Question 64
True/False
Many researchers claim that the fear of a negative evaluation is the number one cause of communication anxiety.
Question 65
Short Answer
How can self-monitoring help you adapt to others by appearing and speaking in a socially appropriate manner?
Question 66
True/False
You may be able to reduce your level of communication apprehension by concentrating on yourself-how you sound and look-rather than on your message.
Question 67
Essay
Scholars disagree on whether online communication harms or promotes the development of self-concept. Describe both sides in this argument. Choose one of these positions and defend your beliefs about the effects of online communication on a person's self-concept.
Question 68
Essay
Discuss how context influences the way you organize information. Provide at least two illustrations in your answer.
Question 69
Essay
Your textbook discusses four selective processes-selective exposure, selective attention, selective recall, and selective interpretation. Choose and explain two of the four processes. Demonstrate your understanding by providing examples of how these processes affect human communication behavior.
Question 70
True/False
Communication apprehension can occur in a variety of settings such as at work, at school, and in interpersonal conversations.
Question 71
True/False
The closure principle of perception explains why we often fill in missing elements to form a more complete impression of an object, person, or event.
Question 72
Essay
In order to maintain a positive self-concept, we engage in impression management. Describe three of the five impression management strategies we use to make ourselves look good and explain what can happen if we use them inappropriately.