Question No.1 (20 Marks)
Question No.1 (20 Marks)
Question No.1 (20 Marks)
Match column A with column B according to the definitions of the expressions. Copy the
Numbers and alphabets only.
Column A Column B
1. ____ interpersonal communication A. Messages sent back to the source in
response to the source’s messages.
2. ____ interpersonal competence B. Each person in the interpersonal
communication act.
3. ____ feedback C. Information about messages that are yet
to
be sent.
4. ____ ambiguity D. Presence of more than one potential
meaning
5. ____ cultural context E. The rules and norms, beliefs and attitudes
of the people communicating.
6. ____ feedforward F. Communication as an ongoing process in
which
each part depends on each other part.
7. ____ relationship messages G. Communication that takes place between
persons who have a relationship.
8. ____ source–receiver H. Messages referring to the connection
between the two people communicating.
9. ____ encoding I. The understanding of and ability to use
the skills of interpersonal communication.
10. ____ communication as a transactional J. The process of sending messages; for
process example, in speaking or writing.
B. Use hedging to make the following statements less categorical. Choose hedges from
the list below. Use a different colored pen while writing the hedged words. (8 Marks)
1. You are interested in taking a week-long training class that you believe will help you
perform your job more effectively. There is a small training budget within your
company, but the only class being offered is on the other side of the country and
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would require flight and hotel costs in addition to the substantial tuition. Make the
case to your boss in an email, for the money.
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6. Effective negotiation involves all except which of the following?
A. Deliberate planning
B. Thoughtful preparation
C. Use of a “gut feeling” or intuition
D. Systematic reasoning
8. Which of the following is a myth that negotiators often hold about negotiation?
A. Whatever is good for one party must be good for the counterparty
B. A good negotiator should always approach a counterparty as if they were of equal
status
C. Good negotiators play it safe and do not take risks
D. Good negotiators rely on intuition
9. When negotiators are described as being interdependent, that means people need to know
how to:
A. integrate their interests and work together
B. have similar incentive structures
C. be self-sufficient and self-focused
D. develop different norms of communication
10. One of the major shortcomings in negotiation occurs when negotiators make an offer that
is too generous and is immediately accepted by the counterparty. This negotiation trap is
called:
E. egocentrism
F. the confirmation bias
G. the winner’s curse
H. the mixed-motive negotiator
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