HSCO EXAM 1 FALL

HSCO EXAM 1 FALL

Question 1

• out of 2 points

According to Stewart, it is easier to understand how identity construction works if you adopt what has historically been a/an perspective.

Selected Answer: Eastern

Question 2

• out of 2 points

occurs through three basic sub-processes: selection, organization, and inference making.

Selected Answer: Perception

Question 3

• out of 2 points

According to Stone, Patton, and Heen, failure to express oneself leads to

Selected Answer: detached and damaged relationships.

Question 4

• out of 2 points

Offering an analysis of a client’s situation is usually unhelpful because it

Selected

Answer:

Question 5

• out of 2 points

articulates your own perspective instead of emphasizing the client’s interpretation and understanding.

Stewart, Zediker, and Witteborn identified the main reflecting skill as

Selected Answer: paraphrasing.

Question 6

• out of 2 points

In normal conversation, native English speakers tend to speak faster than they can think.

Selected Answer: False

Question 7

• out of 2 points

Doing something helpful next, responding fruitfully to what’s just happened, taking an additional step in the communication process is referred to by Stewart as

Selected Answer: nexting.

Question 8

• out of 2 points

Silence is considered a(n) cue.

Selected Answer: mixed

Question 9

• out of 2 points

means revealing to another person how you perceive and are reacting to the present situation and giving any information about yourself and your past that is relevant to an understanding of your perceptions and reactions to the present.

Selected Answer: Self-disclosure

Question 10

• out of 2 points

The central theme of Scott's essay on fierce conversation is

Selected Answer: the conversation is the relationship.

Question 11

• out of 2 points

Which of the following is not an important component of a good reflection according to France and Weikel?

Selected Answer: Completeness

Question 12

• out of 2 points

The term dialogue consists of two Greek words, “dia” and “logos”. “Logos” is meaning or understanding. “Dia” means

Selected Answer: through.

Question 13

• out of 2 points

Stewart defined communication as a continuous, , and collaborative process of verbal and nonverbal meaning-making.

Selected Answer: complex

Question 14

• out of 2 points

The O = SAT formula is used to describe

Selected Answer: openness.

Question 15

• out of 2 points

The primary tension of dialogue is between

Selected Answer: letting the other happen to me and holding my own ground.

Question 16

• out of 2 points

is what makes the human world different from the spaces inhabited by other living beings.

Selected Answer: Meaning

Question 17

• out of 2 points

The following is true of the process of identity construction except

Selected Answer: identity construction happens mostly in Western cultures.

Question 18

• out of 2 points

is a theory or explanation about another person’s behavior that provides a way of making sense out of what is occurring.

Selected Answer: Attribution

Question 19

• out of 2 points

A belief in one’s ability to successfully execute a desired behavior is

Selected Answer: self-efficacy.