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Assignment:

Question 1. Which one below is an example for synchronous communication?

a. Reading an email five hours after it has arrived

b. Watching lecture videos

c. Meeting a classmate on Zoom

Question 2. You are at a restaurant with few close friends and family members. Everyone is talking to each other. You engage in conversations with few friends and family members as well. What can you do to be a polite listener in this situation?

a. Avoid using cell phone as much as possible

b. Check your phone as much as possible

c. Keep taking photos of food & people to post on social media

Question 3. We all have embarrassing stories that we do not want anyone else to know. This is part of which self?

a. Hidden self

b. Unknown self

c. Blind self

Question 4. Skin color, name, sex, age are examples of

a. Blind self

b. Hidden self

c. Open self

Question 5. Part of the listening process is evaluating. Evaluating means

a. Thinking critically about and judging the message

b. Hearing and attending the message

c. Deciphering meaning from the message

Question 6. When the creator of the message is unknown, it is called?

a. Annomym message

b. Anonymous message

c. Onymous message

Question 7.__________ messages allow you to express a desire with-out insulting or offending anyone

a. Indirect

b. Direct

c. Polite

Question 8. Why researchers do not use the term "subculture"?

a. Because this word may imply that smaller culture within the larger culture is normal

b. Because this word may imply that larger culture influencing smaller culture is normal

c. Because this word may imply that some cultures are less important than others

Question 9. Unconsciously shaking leg when someone is anxious is an example of

a. Hidden self

b. Blind self

c. Unknown self

Question 10.  What is enculturation?

a. When you are accustomed to the country's culture you immigrated to.

b. When you learn the rules and norms of a culture different from your native culture

c. When you learn about your own family values, your own culture

Question 11. Deception is similar to lying. When people lie to harm someone by spreading rumors, it is called?

a. Antisocial deception

b. Selfish deception

c. Pro-social deception

Question 12. Which one below is an example of interpersonal communication?

a. Verbally asking your boss for a day off and justifying your request with a proper excuse

b. Giving a speech in front of a crowd

c. Telling your own self to calm down to self regulate and reduce stress

Question 13. When someone knows their own strengths and weaknesses, their own abilities and limitations, this is known as what?

a. Self-concern

b. Self-Esteem

b. Self-concept

Question 14. Which one below is an example of "sex"?

a. Lily was born a girl and has female genital. Everyone expect Lily to love pink and play with dolls. Lily does not follow the socially constructed roles and she loves playing with trucks and Lego.

b. Azim was born a boy but he loves pink. His male friends expect him to love manly colors such as blue, green or black. His family is also worried about his choices.

c. When Sameer was born, the doctor determined if he was a male or female based on his private parts/genital. Sameer has a male genital which is why in birth certificate the doctor wrote "Sex: Male."

Question 15. What is acculturation?

a. When you are accustomed to the country's culture you immigrated to.

b. When you learn about your own family values, your own culture

c. When you learn the rules and norms of a culture different from your native culture

Question 16. Write how you will respond in the following scenario:

Your work colleagues in neighboring cubicles regularly use derogatory racial terms. You really don't want to listen to this and want to protest this kind of talk. At the same time, however, you don't want to alienate people you're going to have to work with for some time. What are some of the things you can say to register your protest?

***Your answer should be in 5-6 sentences.