Week 5 Test Notes Flashcards
3/ Examples of communication channels include: #Act 1
Voicemail and formal meetings
Teleconferencing and deep streams
Focus groups and light rail
Suggestion boxes and computers
3/ Examples of communication channels include: #Act 1
Voicemail and formal meetings
Teleconferencing and deep streams
Focus groups and light rail
Suggestion boxes and computers
2/ What type of data set would you represent using a pie-chart? #Act 2
All data should add up to 100
Are always three dimensional
Show proportional relationships
Are good for showing variations over time
2/ What type of data set would you represent using a pie-chart? #Act 2
All data should add up to 100
Are always three dimensional
Show proportional relationships
Are good for showing variations over time
1/ What is the Priestley paradox theory? #Act 1
The difference between good and bad communication
Is the more we elaborate our means of communication, the less we actually effectively communicate.
Is a person who emotionally is dependent on communications system such as mobile phones and the internet
Is a theory which asks the questions, who, what, when, why, where and how
1/ What is the Priestley paradox theory? #Act 1
The difference between good and bad communication
Is the more we elaborate our means of communication, the less we actually effectively communicate.
Is a person who emotionally is dependent on communications system such as mobile phones and the internet
Is a theory which asks the questions, who, what, when, why, where and how
1/ Tertiary research is? #act 3
Original unpublished material or published in its original form
Material that interprets primary material published after primary data is published
Material that synthesises and summarises primary and secondary material, usually published well after primary and secondary sources
All of the above
1/ Tertiary research is? #act 3
Original unpublished material or published in its original form
Material that interprets primary material published after primary data is published
Material that synthesises and summarises primary and secondary material, usually published well after primary and secondary sources
All of the above
3/ What is the Harvard referencing system? #act 3
A system assisting with terms and jargon
A system used to analyse plagiarism
A system for citing sources using author names and year of publication
Questions
3/ What is the Harvard referencing system? #act 3
A system assisting with terms and jargon
A system used to analyse plagiarism
A system for citing sources using author names and year of publication
Questions
5/ Where would you use a thesis statement in an essay? #act 3
In the conclusion
To introduce the direction you will take
In the body of the essay
Would not use it in an essay
5/ Where would you use a thesis statement in an essay? #act 3
In the conclusion
To introduce the direction you will take
In the body of the essay
Would not use it in an essay
