Chapter 10 Multiple Choice Questions

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. Which of the following is NOT a feature of 'how to speak'?

Always speak to impress correct incorrect

Think about what to say correct incorrect

Speak without waffling correct incorrect

Speak irrespective of fluency correct incorrect

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. Which feature of speaking is most closely described as: use fewer words to explain an idea; short and concise sentences are especially useful.

Pace and pauses correct incorrect

Phrasing correct incorrect

Articulation correct incorrect

Volume correct incorrect

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. Feedback that points out flaws is often referred to as what?

Feedforward correct incorrect

Critique correct incorrect

Criticism correct incorrect

Reflection correct incorrect

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. Confidence is considered one of the most common obstacles to overcome with regard to speaking. Which of the following is NOT an example of how to overcome a lack of confidence in speaking?

Stay within comfort zones correct incorrect

Seek support correct incorrect

Openly acknowledge nerves correct incorrect

Start early and start small correct incorrect

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. Opportunities to speak should be sought in environments in which we are likely to receive productive and helpful feedback and critique. Environments such as these promote what?

Ad hominin critiques correct incorrect

Conceptual challenges correct incorrect

Cognitive dissonance correct incorrect

Psychological safety correct incorrect