Chapter 4: Verbal Messages
and when to say what to whom, and verbal style. See 4-3: The Relationship Between
Analysis:
a. Correct. The following are guidelines for improving pragmatics: tell the truth,
provide the right amount of information, relate what you say to the topic being
discussed, acknowledge when your message violates a guideline, and assume the best
first. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
b. Incorrect. Pragmatic meaning comes from understanding a message related to its
conversational context. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
c. Incorrect. Pragmatic meaning comes from understanding a message related to its
conversational context. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
d. Incorrect. Pragmatic meaning comes from understanding a message related to its
conversational context. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
COMM.SELLNOW.2021.04.03 – Compose effective verbal messages based
on semantic, pragmatic, and sociolinguistic meanings.
Communication functions
Foundations of communication
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21. _____ refers to the fact that meaning varies according to the norms of a particular culture or co-culture.
Analysis:
a. Incorrect. Identifying the meaning of a word is tricky because words have two types
of meanings. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
b. Incorrect. Identifying the meaning of a word is tricky because words have two types
of meanings. See 4-3: The Relationship Between Language and Meaning
c. Correct. The sociolinguistic meaning varies according to the norms of a particular