What communicative strategy is exhibited?

An audience member "clapping back" at the sexist jokes said by a comedian, "That is not the joke you think it is." The comedian and the audience stopped laughing.

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What communicative strategy is exhibited?

“One of the essential lessons I gained from the discussion is the importance of sports and wellness to a healthy lifestyle.”

(a)  

What communicative strategy is exhibited?

"It's... ugh... how do you say this...? It's, uhm, a little bit, confidential, really."

(a)  

What function of communication is exhibited?

(a team pumping their fists in the air as they won)

(a)  

What function of communication is exhibited?

(a petition convincing a governor to change sides)

(a)  

What function of communication is exhibited?

(a mother raising eyebrows to a kid in the midst of tantrums)

(a)  

What feature of communication is exhibited?

While reading a fiction book, Hazel feels as if she is transported to another world where dragons and unicorns are real.

(a)  

What feature of communication is exhibited?

"The level of accuracy that he employs whenever he answers debate questions involving statistics is astounding!"

(a)  

What feature of communication is exhibited?

"We found almost 10 erroneous claims in the study; it is so disappointing that this was done by a graduate student."

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TRUE or FALSE

Repetitive words and actions always help in making audience remember your speech.

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TRUE or FALSE

Peña & Anudin (2020), the authors of the main material/book we are using in class, described communication as a process that involves the use of symbols, machines, and words.

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TRUE or FALSE

Symbols do NOT have meaning in themselves.

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TRUE or FALSE

Verbal symbols are only in the form of oral or spoken communication.

(a)  

TRUE or FALSE

When present, noise explains the situation in a communication setting, therefore giving both the speaker and receiver more information on what is being talked about.

(a)  

TRUE or FALSE

David Berlo explored the possible derivatives of the popular communication models.

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IDENTIFICATION

It is also considered as the pattern of a speaker's flow in speaking.

(a)  

IDENTIFICATION

Aside from being "conversationalists", "communicators", or "discussers", both sender and receiver may be collectively referred to using this term. (Hint: It starts with an "i".)

(a)  

IDENTIFICATION

What SPECIFIC type of communication allows opportunity for feedback and clarification where only TWO persons are involved? (Hint: It is a subcategory.)

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IDENTIFICATION

This element of communication is also known as the setting or the background information like history, culture, etc.

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