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  • 12 pages chapter 10 solving problems in groups and teams.pptx
    • chapter 10 solving problems in groups and teams.pptx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Solving Problems in Groups and Teams Chapter 10 Natalie Miller- Problem Solving in Groups: When and Why Marissa Sandoval- Setting the Stage for Problem Solving Eisa Sobbi- Group Problem-Solving Strategies and Formats Sam Cahoon- Approaches and Stages
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    chapter 10 solving problems in groups and teams.pptx

  • 2 pages water on mars.doc
    • water on mars.doc
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Marissa Sandoval March 3, 2016 Water on Mars GENERAL PURPOSE: THESIS STATEMENT: ATTENTION GETTER I. To inform Liquid water flows on Mars today. Take a look at the size difference between Earth and Mars. (Visual aid) Would you believe me if I said that Mar
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  • 6 pages chapter reviews. williamson.docx
    • chapter reviews. williamson.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Chapter 1 Summary In chapter one the book discusses many terms, and defines them. These terms, and definitions are essentially the seeds to growing our understanding within terms of communication. Perhaps the most important thing talked about to kick off
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    chapter reviews. williamson.docx

  • 6 pages Ch. 5 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 5 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 5 1. How do online support groups differ from face-to-face supportive encounter? A. Online support groups typically discuss a wide range of topics. B. It is easier to express empathy i
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    Ch. 5 Objective Questions.docx

  • 6 pages Ch. 4 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 4 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 4 1. Politically correct language is based on the idea behind: A. Equivocation B. Linguistic relativism C. Euphemisms D. Evasion E. Emotive language 2. Which of the following is NOT an
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  • 6 pages Ch. 2 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 2 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 2 1. Personal stories that we create to make sense of our personal world are known as _. A) B) C) D) E) narratives perceptions social constructs stereotypes social phenomena 2. Judy di
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  • 6 pages Ch. 3 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 3 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 3 1. Individualist cultures tend to hold which of the following views? A. B. C. D. E. Place a high value on youth Put the family ahead of the individual Belong to a few permanent in-gr
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  • 5 pages Ch. 9 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 9 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 9 1. Research indicates that high-achieving teams _. A. have a results-driven structure B. establish explicit rules and norms C. have a competitive climate D. emphasize individual goal
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  • 5 pages Ch. 6 Objective Questions.docx
    • Ch. 6 Objective Questions.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • COMM 101 (Fundamentals of Oral Communication) Adler and Rodman Chapter 6 1. The study of the way people and animals use space is called_. A. chronemics B. haptics C. kinesics D. paralanguage E. proxemics 2. Nonverbal sensitivity is a major component of_.
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  • 2 pages 10 Commandments of Online Education.docx
    • 10 Commandments of Online Education.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • 10 Commandments of Online Education 1. Thou shall check email and discussion boards regularly (at least once every 24 hours per weekday) and respond to messages found therein with due haste. 2. Thou shall check posted grades within 24 hours of posting and
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    10 Commandments of Online Education.docx

  • 15 pages Speech Packet. Williamson .docx
    • Speech Packet. Williamson .docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • SpeechPacket:Informative Williamson1 1. Identify where the speaker articulates the attention getter on the outline. What type of attention getting method is the speaker using? 2. Explain on the outline where, and how the speaker established the motivation
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  • 4 pages Landslide.Williamson1.docx
    • Landslide.Williamson1.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Landslides: Salmon Fall Creek, Buhl and Hagerman Snake River 1 Landslides: Salmon Fall Creek, Buhl and Hagerman Snake River Landslides Kynzi Williamson 26 October 2016 1 Williamson Landslides: Salmon Fall Creek, Buhl and Hagerman Snake River Salmon Fall C
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  • 6 pages Ethnocentricity Paper.docx
    • Ethnocentricity Paper.docx
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • A New Lense: Ethnocentrism, and Culture Relativity Kynzi Williamson Abstract This paper will go through some common things seen in American culture, that through a different lense may seem odd, gross, and wrong to other societies. This paper will discuss
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    Ethnocentricity Paper.docx

  • 1 pages Invoive Medical .pdf
    • Invoive Medical .pdf
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • INVOICE Building the Bridge Interpreting services BILL TO 775 Pole Line Rd W #112 DESCRIPTION Doctor's Appointment WW INVOICE II INVOICE DATE TOTAL TERMS 8 CONDITIONS Payment is due within 30 days 101 04l24/2016 AMOUNT 90.00 $90.00
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  • 2 pages COMM 101 Chapter Five Notes
    • COMM 101 Chapter Five Notes
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • 7/25/14 Comm 101 Chapter Five - - - - - - - - Symbols are representations of people, events, and other phenomena: arbitrary, ambiguous, abstract ARBITRARY: Not intrinsically connected to what they represent. Language and meanings change over time (gay, po
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    COMM 101 Chapter Five Notes

  • 9 pages COMM 101 Final Informative Paper
    • COMM 101 Final Informative Paper
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Addiction: The Underrated Diseases In modern America, it is not uncommon to see or hear about drugs and alcohol in the media. In fact, most forms of media seem to encourage these things. Popular songs such as We Cant Stop by Miley Cyrus and TV shows such
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    COMM 101 Final Informative Paper

  • 3 pages COMM 101 Persuasive Speech
    • COMM 101 Persuasive Speech
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Imagineaworldwithouttrees.Itsdifficult,especiallywhenweliveinBoise, Idaho,TheCityofTrees.Deforestationcouldchangethat.Withouttrees,therewouldbe nomoresummertimefunfloatingdowntheBoiseRiver.Therewouldbenofreshair,and noshadetosurvivetheJulyheat. Youmaybesi
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    COMM 101 Persuasive Speech

  • 2 pages COMM 101 Speech Outline
    • COMM 101 Speech Outline
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Introduction:Imagineaworldwithouttrees PointA:NationalGeographiccallsdeforestationtheModernDayPlague Whatisdeforestation?MerriamWebsterdictionarydefinesdeforestationasthe actorresultofcuttingdownorburningallthetreesinanarea AccordingtotheWorldResourcesIns
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    COMM 101 Speech Outline

  • 7 pages COMM 101 Informative Speech 2nd Review
    • COMM 101 Informative Speech 2nd Review
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Introduction: Gainattention:Showavideoorgraphicimage(methcommercials,not evenonce). Everyonehasseenthesecommercialsbefore,theyregraphicand disturbing,butdotheyreallyexplainthetruthaboutaddiction? Generalidea:Introducehowtheseformsofmediamisrepresentaddict
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    COMM 101 Informative Speech 2nd Review

  • 2 pages COMM 101 Test One Study Guide

    COMM 101 Test One Study Guide

  • 2 pages COMM 101 Test Two Study Guide

    COMM 101 Test Two Study Guide

  • 2 pages COMM 101 Exercise One
    • COMM 101 Exercise One
    • College of Southern Idaho
    • Fundamentals of Oral Communication
    • COMM 101 - Spring 2014
    • Exercise #1 1. Originally during Speed Meeting, the channel of communication was a vocal channel, as we were face-to-face speaking to each other. This was easiest because we could respond quickly and there werent many awkward silences. This changed when
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    COMM 101 Exercise One

  • 2 pages COMM 101 Notes March 11-13

    COMM 101 Notes March 11-13

  • 1 pages COMM 101 Final Exam Review

    COMM 101 Final Exam Review

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