CMST 2060 : 101 FinalExamStudyGuide
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Julia t. wood"s definition of communication: communication contexts. Interpersonal communication: public communication, mass communication, computer-mediated communication. Chapter 2: perception and the self: self-concept, roles, identity scripts, self-disclosure. Chapter 4: nonverbal communication: principles of nonverbal communication, types of nonverbal communication, kinesics, proxemics, chronemics, tactile, vocal cues (paralanguage, objectics, self-monitors. Chapter 5: listening and critical thinking: hearing vs. Listening: active listening, feedback, empathetic listening, critical listening, listening for enjoyment, natural barriers to listening, attention, memory, noise, perception of others, yourself, critical listening, critical thinking. Chapter 7: intercultural communication: intercultural communication, dominant vs. non-dominant cultures, ethnocentrism, individualist vs. collectivist cultures, strategies for improving intercultural communication. Chapter 10: topic selection and audience analysis: brainstorming, audience analysis, demographic analysis, attitudes, beliefs, and values. Chapter 11: being credible and using evidence: source credibility, ethos: initial, derived, and terminal ethos, resources for research, verbal citations, bibliographic references, ethical use of supporting material. Chapter 12: organizing your presentation: introduction, strategies for gaining audience"s attention (attention getting.
