Chapter 1:Why Communucation Matters

Question 1

Verbal

Answer 1

Vocalized sound that indicates agreement , disagreement, acknowledgment, or another communicative clue about a message or messenger

Question 2

Nonverbal Cues

Answer 2

Gestures, facial expressions, distancing, eye contact, or other body movements to express or emphasize an idea, situation, or conservation point

Question 3

Communication practices

Answer 3

Actions, phrases, verbal, and or nonverbal utterances, movements, or other expressions that are repeatedly done to accomplish a particular task, social ritual, or interaction

Question 4

Social mobility

Answer 4

The ability to improve one’s social and financial position in society

Question 5

Accessibility

Answer 5

Crafting messages in a way that is easily available and understood by the intended audience

Question 6

Frame

Answer 6

How an idea, concept, or situation is strategically described and communicated for a specific goal or purpose

Question 7

Agency

Answer 7

Choice; a recognition that as an independent person you get to make ( and live with the consequences of) decisions and actions for your life

Question 8

Academic Capital

Answer 8

Knowledge of the practices and processes of formal education based on how educational organizations and systems function

Question 9

Social capital

Answer 9

The ability to navigate interactions with wide -reaching knowledge of what is valued in specific places , groups, and organizations

Question 10

Linguistic Capital

Answer 10

The ability to utilize the vocabulary , sentence structure, tone , and vocal performance styles of a specific group

Question 11

Social identities

Answer 11

The components of human experience that create lenses of understanding and that influence and inform daily interactions; some examples include ability , gender, race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, social class, body size , and age

Question 12

7 Seconds

Answer 12

Credible, competent,trustworthy, and likable