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WorksheetsFinal Exam
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 16mins
People communicate in order to relate to one another, to connect, and to establish or maintain a bond. It is a space where neither the dialogue nor the information exchange is the primary object of scrutiny.
masspersonal communication
phatic communication
intrapersonal communicatoin
organizational communication
This describes?
the spiral of silence
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
cultural adaptation
U-curve
People sense the social weather with their social skin to decide whether to voice or not. It is about how the voice of the dominant is weakened when the minority decided to voice. This is describing______.
Culture shock
culture discount
the spiral of silence
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
When it comes to the national anthem, the lyrics and melody are the ________.
signifier
signified
When it comes to the national anthem, the national spirits and national history are the ________.
signified
signifier
We can't eat the word "apple", we can't drive the word "car'. This is saying words are symbols that they represent things but does not represent the physical existence of either apple or a car.
True
False
U-curve is used to describe cultural adaptations.
True
False
“Craigslist began to seem shabbier and shadier, even as it continued to provide the same services, most people saw the site as backwards, outdated and on the brink of obsolescence. The risk here is of actively leaving people and platforms behind, not because they’ve stopped working or being useful but because they’ve stopped looking or feeling like the rest of the web” (Lingel, 2019).
This is describing left-behind children online.
This is describing aging population online.
This is describing environmental problems.
This is describing gentrification online.
A group that has little or no say in creating the dominant structure of society. This is describing _____, and examples include ethnic or religious minorities, homosexuals, the disabled, etc...
Accent bias theory
The diversified group
Cultural accommodation theory
social identity theory
Co-cultural group
Sometimes employers hire one minority to check off boxes to show their organization is diversified. This has a sense of _____.
mentor and protege relationship
Tokenism
access limitation
discrimination
"I try to speak this language so well so that I can be reckoned as in-group". "They judge similar accent as more favorable." This is ___theory.
Social identity theory (In-group bias and own accent bias)
Standard accent and nonstandard accent
Accent prestige theory
Listeners are sensitive to accent variations, allowing them to make social judgements, such as personality (Dailey, Giles & Jansma, 2005).
I disagree
I agree
Not sure
