Chapter 1: Communication Perspectives
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Analysis:
a. Incorrect. Communication settings differ based on the number of participants and
the level of formality in the interactions. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
b. Incorrect. Communication settings differ based on the number of participants and
the level of formality in the interactions. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
c. Incorrect. Communication settings differ based on the number of participants and
the level of formality in the interactions. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
d. Correct. In this case, Sara’s family members are involved in small-group
communication. Small-group communication typically involves three to 20 people
who come together to communicate with one another. Examples of small groups
include a family, a group of friends, a group of classmates working on a project, and a
workplace management team. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
The Nature of Communication
COMM.SELLNOW.2021.01.01 – Define scripts, contexts, and settings as they
operate in communication.
COMM2 – Reflective Thinking
Group communication
Communication settings
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15. In the context of communication settings, _____ is delivered to audiences of more than 20 people.
intrapersonal communication
interpersonal communication
small-group communication
Analysis:
a. Incorrect. Communication settings differ based on the number of participants and
the level of formality in the interactions. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
b. Correct. In the context of communication settings, public communication is
delivered to audiences of more than 20 people. Examples include public speeches,
presentations, and forums we may experience in person or via mediated or technology-
driven channels. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication
c. Incorrect. Communication settings differ based on the number of participants and
the level of formality in the interactions. See 1-1: The Nature of Communication