Quiz

1. An implicit contract serves all of the following purposes EXCEPT (Points : 1)

guides interactions between partners. informs how partners treat and work with each other. serves as a formal, legal contract. encourages relational partners to behave in certain ways with each other.

Question 2.2. Wearing shorts to a Wall Street office would most likely be considered a violation of a (Points : 1)

cultural theory. cultural norm. psychological set. locus of control.

Question 3.3. According to the author, relationships develop _________ and _________over time. (Points : 1)

immediately; reciprocally incrementally; one-sidedly incrementally; reciprocally immediately; one-sidedly

Question 4.4. Laura is confident that with hard work, she will someday be the CEO of her company. Laura exhibits positive __________. (Points : 1)

introversion extroversion self-image feedback

Question 5.5. Which of the following does NOT suggest a cultural affiliation change? (Points : 1)

a move to another city a new job training in another field of work a family reunion

Question 6.6. All of the following are uses for interpersonal communication EXCEPT (Points : 1)

considering a personal conclusion. maintaining basic relationships. coordinating organizational participants. encouraging others to cooperate.

Question 7.7. Double-interacts are ___________ that are the basis for social organizing. (Points : 1)

repeated messages two-part messages three-part messages four-part messages

Question 8.8. A systems theorist would say that a soccer team with one or two super stars and a spirited, cohesive group of players will win many games due to its __________. (Points : 1)

energy synergy hierarchy orientation

Question 9.9. ____________ is the process by which one group member can ignite new ideas in others, which stimulates further new ideas. (Points : 1)

fantasy-chaining innovation-chaining ideological-chaining inspiration-chaining

Question 10.10. Which of the following is NOT a part of the selective perception process? (Points : 1)

closure habituation norm of reciprocity selective attention

Continue to order Get a quote