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Question 1.
This chapter states that everything a manager does involves communicating and defines it as the transfer


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Question 2.
Communications in organizations serves four major functions. When an organization’s communications are used to share feelings of frustration or satisfaction, it is being used


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Question 3.
The part of the interpersonal communication process through which the message is sent is known as


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Question 4.
Body language and verbal intonation are important means of __________ communication.


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Question 5.
The idea that we can have too much communication, more than we have the ability to process, is


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Question 6.
One way to overcome barriers to communication, especially with those from another country, is to


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Question 7.
To encourage upward communication in an organization, managers should


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Question 8.
A learning organization would most likely have which of the following communication networks?


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Question 9.
One of the most important results of improved communications technology for organizations is


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Question 10.
An extranet enhances communication for an organization


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Question 11.
Communication is the transfer and understanding of meaning.


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Question 12.
If the phone rings while you are watching a commercial on TV, the phone has created noise in the channel for the advertiser.


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Question 13.
The part of the communication process that verifies that the receiver has understood is the channel.


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Question 14.
A barrier to effective interpersonal communication is filtering, the deliberate manipulation of information, to make it seem more favorable to the receiver.


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Question 15.
Fortunately, body language is usually the same in different countries.


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Question 16.
Active listening is a technique managers can use to improve their ability to receive the full meaning of communication without having it be distorted by premature judgments or interpretations.


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Question 17.
Informal communication follows the official chain of command.


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Question 18.
Since the grapevine can’t be eliminated, managers should use it as an important information network.


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Question 19.
Information technology, such as EDI, can be very expensive and require task duplication in inventory systems.


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Question 20.
Employee Internet “gripe” sites can be useful to managers in learning about what causes employee frustration and emotional upset in the workplace.


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