Print Options

Card layout: ?

← Back to notecard set|Easy Notecards home page

Instructions for Side by Side Printing
  1. Print the notecards
  2. Fold each page in half along the solid vertical line
  3. Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal dotted line
  4. Optional: Glue, tape or staple the ends of each notecard together
  1. Verify Front of pages is selected for Viewing and print the front of the notecards
  2. Select Back of pages for Viewing and print the back of the notecards
    NOTE: Since the back of the pages are printed in reverse order (last page is printed first), keep the pages in the same order as they were after Step 1. Also, be sure to feed the pages in the same direction as you did in Step 1.
  3. Cut out the notecards by cutting along each horizontal and vertical dotted line
To print: Ctrl+PPrint as a list

74 notecards = 19 pages (4 cards per page)

Viewing:

mgmt 3330 test 1

front 1

Of the three communication styles (assertive, aggressive, nonassertive), the aggressive style is considered the best in U.S. organizations.

back 1

False

front 2

As it pertains to nonverbal communication, chronemics refers to the use of space.

back 2

False

front 3

The term audience analysis refers to both encoding and decoding.

back 3

True

front 4

Nigerian organizations prefer diagonal communication be in writing.

back 4

True

front 5

Effective communication happens when receivers understand messages as senders intend them to be understood and then act on them as desired.

back 5

True

front 6

Which one of the following communication styles is considered expressive and self-enhancing, while not intruding on others?

back 6

Assertive style

front 7

Most successful executives are familiar with communication technology. They typically know which of the following?

back 7

Which technology will best complement and enhance each communication situation

front 8

Effective communication skills are important starting at what point in an individual’s career?

back 8

During pre-interview stages

front 9

Posture, gestures, head movements, facial expressions, eye movements, touch, and physical appearance are all examples of which nonverbal communication category?

back 9

Kenesics

front 10

Communication sanctioned by organizations and intended to meet organizational goals and objectives is called

back 10

Formal communication.

front 11

__________ is the process whereby senders analyze their receivers and then adapt their communication to them.

back 11

Encoding

front 12

__________ is characterized by minimal waste of time, effort, and resources.

back 12

Efficient communication

front 13

The __________ function refers to formal communication that increases acceptance of and commitment to organizational goals.

back 13

emotive

front 14

__________ communication refers to messages and information sent between people in different departments and at different levels of the organizational hierarchy.

back 14

Diagonal

front 15

__________ occurs in organizations in which people communicate frequently, no matter their job status, and also tend to respect, trust, and empathize with each other.

back 15

Open communication

front 16

It is okay to remain seated when meeting someone in all situations.

back 16

FALSE

front 17

As mentioned in the textbook, the person who flatters anyone who can advance his or her career is referred to as a smooth operator.

back 17

FALSE

front 18

The backstabber is a less malicious version of a tattletale, and will divulge any confidence to anyone willing to listen.

back 18

FALSE

front 19

Fidgeting during a meeting should be avoided because it can signify boredom and a lack of interest with a topic.

back 19

TRUE

front 20

One should make a noticeable effort to sound professional and personable on a phone call.

back 20

TRUE

front 21

One of the guiding principles of business etiquette is:

back 21

Treat people with consideration and respect.

front 22

Which of the following is a trick for remembering names?

back 22

Repeat the name.

front 23

Disagreements are common in organizations. How can this kind of situation be handled?

back 23

Handle small squabbles in private.

front 24

The __________ is the person who flatters the boss to advance their career.

back 24

sycophant

front 25

Which of the following is one of the “six rules to work by” presented in the textbook?

back 25

Remember to give credit where it is due and don’t hog all the credit.

front 26

Which of the following is a recommended tip for establishing and keeping a good relationship with your boss?

back 26

Admit when you don’t know the answer.

front 27

Learning to accept criticism can be difficult for people who have never been subject to criticism. It is best for people to __________.

back 27

listen and think

front 28

If you call someone without an appointment to speak with him or her, what should be the first thing you do?

back 28

Ask if he or she is available for a short conversation.

front 29

Which of the following is a suggested method for improving networking at functions?

back 29

Never spend more than 10 minutes with any one person.

front 30

Which of the following is an international dining tip?

back 30

Accept what is on your plate with thanks.

front 31

When listening to a speaker from another culture, it is important to be open minded about the different attitudes, values, and practices that differ between cultures.

back 31

True

front 32

When individuals come to organizations with the right attitude regarding listening and good listening skills, career success will definitely follow.

back 32

False

front 33

Polyphasic activity typically enhances listening effectiveness.

back 33

False

front 34

Message-content listening style is considered to be the single-best listening style to practice.

back 34

False

front 35

One of the best ways to remain a motivated listener is to periodically remind yourself of how important good listening skills are to organizations you work for.

back 35

True

front 36

On average, _____ percent of what people hear is forgotten within _____ hours or is distorted.

back 36

75, 48

front 37

Which of the following is a suggested technique for listening to people from other cultures?

back 37

Learn about the emotional and nonverbal customs of the speaker.

front 38

Listeners typically cannot control the ethical behavior of the speaker, but they can at least control their own behavior. Which of the following is listed in the textbook as a guideline regarding ethical listening?

back 38

Don’t be a selective listener who hears only what he or she wants to hear.

front 39

The five steps in the listening process were presented and discussed in the textbook. They are, in order, receiving, __________ interpreting, __________ and storing.

back 39

focusing, accepting

front 40

Which of the following is a fundamental quality of a good listener?

back 40

They listen for nonverbal and emotional cues as well as spoken words.

front 41

__________ are superficial listeners who rarely hear the meaning and intent of words, while __________ listen for pleasure and relaxation.

back 41

Marginal listeners; casual listeners

front 42

Of the eight major listening styles, which style is the most effective?

back 42

active listeners

front 43

The following attitudes are examples of __________ barriers to effective listening: The message is boring, there is little I can learn, the message is not interesting, and I have limited personal experience relating to the message.

back 43

content-related

front 44

Which of the following is a nonverbal suggestion for improving listening skills?

back 44

maintain normal eye contact

front 45

Which one of the following barriers to listening is the most important one for a person to overcome in his or her effort to become an effective listener?

back 45

inappropriate attitude about listening

front 46

he main difference between groups and teams is the number of people.

back 46

False

front 47

Virtual teaming is ultimately the best team choice because it is both efficient and cost effective.

back 47

False

front 48

Cohesiveness within groups and teams is typically high when members respect each other.

back 48

True

front 49

Most team members are quicker to focus on task behaviors than on maintenance behaviors.

back 49

True

front 50

Sighing is an appropriate nonverbal cue when you do not agree with something a fellow team member has said.

back 50

False

front 51

A __________ is a small number of people with complementary competencies who are committed to common performance goals and working relationships for which they hold themselves mutually accountable.

back 51

team

front 52

__________ provide a practical option in global companies where team members may work in two or more countries.

back 52

Virtual teams

front 53

__________ make it possible for virtual teams to share organizational information with minimal security concerns.

back 53

Intranets

front 54

The __________ stage of group/team formation is typically characterized by members sharing strong feelings and attitudes.

back 54

storming

front 55

This personal conflict style is characterized by the belief that everyone stands to lose if conflict goes unresolved.

back 55

compromising style

front 56

__________ is most likely to occur when groups and teams are too cohesive and are also rushing to closure.

back 56

Groupthink

front 57

Reflect on the symptoms of groupthink. With this in mind, __________ occur(s) when group/team members accept decisions prematurely, often assuming that silence implies consent.

back 57

shared illusion of unanimity

front 58

The __________ is characterized by much statement making, disagreeing, and interrupting.

back 58

fighter

front 59

The most effective team size is ____________ members.

back 59

5-7

front 60

Chinese business people expect that during meetings speaking is evenly distributed among all persons present.

back 60

False

front 61

Telepresence systems conferences and videoconferences are interchangeable terms currently used to describe electronic meeting systems meetings.

back 61

False

front 62

Since meeting leaders hope to stimulate creativity during meetings, they should not stifle meeting participants by requiring them to stick to an agenda.

back 62

False

front 63

The ending time of a meeting should not be included on an agenda because it is difficult to accurately estimate.

back 63

False

front 64

Visual aids are an important aspect of effective business meetings because they hold the potential of increasing participant understanding and retention.

back 64

True

front 65

Which of the following is not one of the suggested ways of running successful virtual meetings?

back 65

prepare participants near the beginning of the meetings

front 66

A __________ is a gathering in which a purposeful exchange or transaction occurs among two or more people with a common interest, purpose, or problem.

back 66

business meeting

front 67

Which of the following is not a reason for holding a business meeting?

back 67

to share a meal

front 68

As a general rule, if your reason(s) for holding a meeting is that the topic(s) is important, controversial, sensitive, critical, and/or complex, hold a __________.

back 68

face-to-face meeting

front 69

__________ link up three or more people at three or more locations for a joint telephone conversation.

Videoconferences

back 69

Conference calls

front 70

__________ have recently been added to the list of meeting methods leading to a potential improvement over conventional videoconferencing.

back 70

Telepresence systems

front 71

Which of the following counterproductive behaviors was presented on both the "Counterproductive Meeting Leader Behaviors" list and the "Counterproductive Meeting Participant Behaviors " list in the textbook?

back 71

monopolizing

front 72

Business people frequently exchange business cards at meetings. With this in mind, if you are going to give your __________ business partner your business card at a meeting, the contact information on the business card should be in ___________ only. Your contact information should not be printed in your native language on the reverse side.

back 72

German, German

front 73

Which of the following meeting agenda components is recommended as a means of helping to keep meetings on schedule?

back 73

allotted time for each topic to be discussed or thing to be accomplished

front 74

Face-to-face business meetings are typically most effective when their length does not exceed __________ minutes and electronic meetings when their length does not exceed __________ minutes.

back 74

90, 30