Business Communication MCQs - JNC

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What is the primary area of focus in agile methodologies?

  • Project realization
  • Value delivery (correct)
  • Benefit delivery
  • Style of working

Which bias is reflected in Robert's decision to understate risks and overstate benefits?

  • Confirmation bias
  • Motivational bias (correct)
  • Cognitive bias
  • Emotional bias

When you convincingly present arguments to others, this process is known as what?

  • Persuasion (correct)
  • Influence
  • Stereotype
  • Opinion

Which statement about creativity is TRUE?

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In the process of persuasion, which of the following statements is TRUE?

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What might be a consequence of Robert Saxon's decision to manipulate information?

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What does a well-structured persuasive argument rely on?

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Which character attribute is NOT typically associated with effective storytelling?

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What type of bias is illustrated when Robert favors ideas that confirm his existing beliefs?

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How do structured problems differ from unstructured problems?

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Which behavioral reaction best describes an individual experiencing anxiety?

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What could be a reason for not achieving an intended outcome?

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Which factor is essential for fostering team cohesiveness?

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At which step of the problem-solving process is the fishbone diagram utilized?

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Which strategy is most effective for persuading a client who is not prioritizing a proposal?

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What is a key characteristic of motivational bias?

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What is the term for convincing others with strong arguments?

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Which of the following is an effective strategy when feeling overwhelmed with work?

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Structured problems typically have how many solutions?

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What is the primary objective of a DevOps environment?

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Which reason is considered important for fostering team cohesiveness?

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Which statement accurately reflects the nature of creativity in a business context?

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What should be done in case of a misunderstanding with a customer?

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Which option best describes the importance of following a process during persuasion?

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Which assumption primarily concerns how individuals process information regarding persuasive messages?

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What does Tinoy's proactive approach to equipment issues demonstrate?

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What choice did you make in response to the COE team member's health issue?

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Which statement best reflects the impact of the COE team member's poor health on your project?

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How can the frustration with colleagues messaging at 5:00 AM be characterized?

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In the defined situation, what does the statement about being a responsible individual but lacking accountability suggest?

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What can be inferred about the need for understanding messages regardless of who persuades them?

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Which option suggests a probable consequence of empathizing with the COE team member?

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To which principle does Vicky's increase in visibility in team meetings relate?

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What is the correct step in Standard Agenda associated with breaking down a problem during discussions?

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Which term describes a point supported by reason and data?

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What assumption underlies the statement about the family doctor performing a blood test?

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What type of communication occurs when responding 'Okay' to the question 'How is business?'

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Which statement about conflict is true?

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What is an effective way to enhance team participation during meetings?

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What does a positive response to conflict typically suggest?

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Which of the following is likely to be perceived as NOT being a team player's quality?

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Using 'I' language when resolving conflicts gives you an opportunity to:

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Principles of the Negotiation mindset include:

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How should you manage completing two tasks with the same deadlines in an agile environment?

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What are the best examples of accountability at work? Select all that apply.

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When faced with a controversial and emotionally charged issue, what should be your first thought?

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective teamwork?

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Which response represents a proactive approach to conflict resolution?

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Flashcards

Persuasion

Convincing others using strong arguments.

Stress Management

Techniques to handle overwhelming workloads and feelings of pressure.

Structured Problems

Problems with clear solutions using established methods.

DevOps

Combining development and operations teams to speed up delivery.

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Team Cohesiveness

Strong unity and cooperation among team members.

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Creativity

Thinking outside the box and challenging conventional approaches.

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Emotional Intelligence

Understanding and managing one's own and others' emotions.

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Process Writing

A six-step process for successful writing projects.

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Agile Focus

Agile focuses on delivering value and benefits, not just project completion.

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Motivational Bias

A bias where individuals favor positive information aligning with their motivations and incentives.

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Persuasion

The act of convincing others using strong arguments.

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Creativity & Business as Usual

Creativity requires challenging the standard ways of doing business.

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Persuasion Process

Convincing others involves a structured approach.

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Robert Saxon's Bias

Robert's decision to understate risks and overstate benefits was influenced by personal implications.

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Strong Arguments

Presenting well-reasoned and logical points to influence others.

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Honest Disclosure

Truthful communication of costs, benefits, and risks in decision-making.

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Motivational Bias

A distortion in thinking influenced by personal motivations and incentives.

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Confirmation Bias

Favoring information that supports existing beliefs.

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Structured Problems

Problems with clear solutions, often using established methods.

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Unstructured Problems

Problems with multiple solutions that are less obvious.

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Anxiety Responses

Behavioral reactions to anxiety, including avoiding anxiety-provoking situations.

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Problem-Solving Ineffectiveness

Factors that hinder achieving planned outcomes, including lack of support and effective planning.

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Team Cohesiveness Factor

Importance of task commitment and group pride for strong team unity.

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Problem-Solving Decision-Making Step

Fishbone diagram use in problem-solving and decision-making.

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Team Player Quality

Behaviors that contribute positively to a team's effectiveness.

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"I" Language in Conflict

Expressing feelings and thoughts directly and responsibly.

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Negotiation Mindset

Approach to negotiation emphasizing collaboration and finding solutions.

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Multi-Task Management

Strategies for efficiently completing multiple tasks with tight deadlines.

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Accountability at Work

Responsibility for one's actions and adherence to professional standards.

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Controversial Issue Discussions

Handling emotionally charged topics with objectivity and respect.

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Conflict Resolution

Process of addressing and resolving disagreements effectively.

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Emotional Distance

Maintaining objectivity and avoiding emotional involvement in a situation.

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Perceptual Assumptions

Ideas about how people process information and form beliefs, affecting persuasion.

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Responsible Team Member

A team member who fulfills their duties efficiently, communicating issues proactively.

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Prioritizing Health

Choosing health over immediate work when faced with a team member's health crisis.

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Accountability in Project

Taking ownership of tasks and finding solutions to obstacles that arise.

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Time Zone Differences

Challenges arising when communicating with colleagues in different time zones.

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Irresponsible Communication

Sending urgent requests at inappropriate hours, causing disruption.

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Unrealistic Expectations

Unexpected responsibilities and communication expectations.

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Project Impact

The effect of events (like associate's health) on project completion.

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Social Proof

When people follow the actions of others to make decisions, based on the belief that others' actions are more valid.

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Standard Agenda Step: Problem Analysis

Breaking down a problem into smaller parts to understand its components in a meeting.

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Logos

Using logic and factual evidence to support an argument.

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Assumption in Medical Procedure

The assumption that a medical procedure, like a blood draw, will cause pain based on prior experiences or perceived medical norms.

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Cliché Communication

Using a stereotypical or overused phrase, lacking specific meaning.

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Conflict & Relationship

Disagreements don't automatically mean a relationship is failing.

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Team Participation Increase

Sharing meeting agendas beforehand and encouraging everyone to speak, while addressing domination.

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Expert Project Recruitment

Recruitment based on demonstrable expertise, like Vicky's, rather than solely on job title.

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Study Notes

MCQ Study Notes

  • This document contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with answers, specifically for a Business Communication course at Jawaharlal Nehru College.
  • The questions cover business skills, including persuasion, DevOps, team cohesiveness, process writing, customer relations, project management, and root cause analysis.
  • The document also includes questions about mental models for Agile software development.
  • Other topics include problem solving techniques, like the fishbone diagram, and elements of conversation.
  • The study material touches upon the concepts of SMART goals, team dynamics, and common barriers to problem-solving.
  • There are also questions and topics about communicating effectively within teams, and persuasion techniques.
  • The document includes situations and questions related to handling difficult situations with internal stakeholders, and managing multiple stakeholders.
  • This resource provides examples of different techniques for handling conflict and disagreements within a team or with a customer.
  • It includes questions about dealing with stress, managing workloads, and delegation.
  • There are multiple-choice questions (MCQs) regarding important business concepts.
  • There are questions requiring applying relevant concepts about team dynamics and problem solving.
  • There are questions regarding different negotiation techniques.
  • There are concepts like "Confirmation Bias," "Cognitive Bias," and "Motivational Bias."

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