Oral Communication: Nature and Elements

Which communication model emphasizes the linear transmission of a message from sender to receiver, often used for its simplicity in illustrating basic communication?

Which of the following best describes a situation where intercultural communication is most likely to require careful negotiation of meaning due to differing worldviews?

Which communicative strategy is employed when a participant in a conversation skillfully redirects the discussion to a new, but related, subject?

In a scenario where a speaker uses a formal tone, precise language, and avoids contractions, which speech style are they most likely employing?

Which type of speech delivery provides the speaker with the greatest control over the message and precise wording, often chosen for sensitive topics?

In the context of speech acts, what term describes the actual act of uttering words and constructing a meaningful statement?

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the repair communicative strategy?

When evaluating an oral communication activity, which aspect refers to analyzing whether verbal and nonverbal cues align with the speaker's intended message?

During a panel discussion, what communicative strategy is primarily used by the moderator to ensure balanced participation and prevent any single member from dominating the conversation?

What is the primary goal of an expository speech?

In the process of communication as described by Niklas Luhmann, what is the role of 'alter'?

Which of the following scenarios demonstrates the most significant potential for miscommunication due to a breakdown in shared context and understanding?

Which of the following best represents a situation requiring a 'frozen' speech style?

In a high-stakes negotiation, which type of speech delivery would be LEAST appropriate if maintaining trust and showing sincerity are crucial?

When a speaker strategically uses pauses, varies their vocal tone, and makes eye contact to emphasize key points, which principle of effective speech delivery are they primarily employing?

Which scenario exemplifies effective 'topic control' in a group discussion?

What is the primary risk associated with using an 'impromptu speech' style in a highly formal setting?

Which element of speech writing involves tailoring the message to resonate with the audience's beliefs, values, and level of understanding?

In a persuasive speech, which strategy is most effective for establishing credibility and rapport with a skeptical audience?

Which of the following scenarios represents a breakdown in communication due to a failure in the 'perlocutionary act'?

Which of the following elements is least relevant when considering ethical communication?

When a person nods, maintains eye contact, and leans forward while another person is speaking, this would signify the use of which type of non-verbal cue?

Which of the following types of speeches would primarily emphasize the use of vivid language, sensory details, and storytelling techniques to create an immersive experience for the audience?

A speaker says "Could you, perhaps, consider the alternative?" instead of "Consider the alternative!". What specific strategy is the speaker utilizing?

A politician promises they will bring sweeping change, a revolution, and complete transformation, but provides no clear steps to bring this vision to life. What is the primary shortfall of this message?

Which of the following best describes 'Intercultural Communication'?

What makes memorized speech difficult to accomplish?

What element in communication ensures that social systems continue to work?

Which aspect of the principles of effective speech delivery would be LEAST affected if the speaker's microphone suddenly stopped working during their speech?

Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a failure to effectively use 'Nomination' as a communicative strategy?

In a scenario where a speaker is asked to give a speech on a topic they are completely unfamiliar with and have no time to prepare what kind of speech is it?

Which of the following is the first element in the mnemonic of the TYPES of communicative strategy?

Which is the best definition of the Speech Act theory?

When delivering a persuasive speech, understanding the audience is important. Which of the following is most important?

In what situation would a manuscript speech be optimal?

What factor is least important when choosing and rehearsing a speech?

When researching information to include in a speech, which of the following strategies would be BEST for ensuring the information is credible and objective?

When someone presents one viewpoint as the exclusive option, dismissing all others using biased language, it is referred to as what?

If someone in a study is speaking to another person in said study from a computer screen only, what type of communication is occurring?

Which description best describes modulation?

Aside from volume, what important factor determines the success of Rapport during Intrapersonal communication?