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Chapters 7, 8, 9 & 10

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When meeting with people of different cultures, you should avoid gesturing with your hands.   show
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With technology use growing, traditional face-to-face meetings are very uncommon.   show
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The meeting leader is responsible for seeing that everyone participates and that no one dominates the discussion.​   show
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A meeting notification should include the purpose of the meeting along with the location, date, and time.​   show
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Demographics are characteristics of a group of people, such as age, gender, race, education, and income level.   show
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Repetition in the body of a presentation wastes time and can bore the audience.   show
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Using visual aids in a presentation does not increase the amount of information your audience remembers.   show
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During a webinar, you may be able to ask the attendees questions in a poll or survey form.   show
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When delivering a presentation, you should look at the visual aids as you speak.   show
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It is acceptable to go over your time limit for a presentation if audience members continue to ask questions.​   show
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Your conclusion, summary, or call to action should clearly tie in with your opening statements and the points you made in the body of the presentation.   show
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To observe proper cell phone etiquette, you should turn off your cell phone or use the silent alert setting in one-on-one interactions and during meetings, classes, and other public events.​   show
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Email messages cannot be used to transfer files via a network as email attachments.​   show
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Instant messaging is quick and easy to use, and just as with email messages, the content of the message is private and secure.​   show
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Cyber criminals rarely target organizations.​   show
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You should not use passwords that are based on personal information that can be easily accessed or guessed.​   show
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The next generation of the web involves smarter browsers.​   show
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In a video conference, two or more people located in separate geographical areas communicate by exchanging text messages.​   show
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Businesses do not use public blogs to create forums for exchanging product information.​   show
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In the communication process, feedback is a return message sent by the receiver.​   show
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Emphatic listening is hearing and trying to understand and offering feedback that shows you have understood the message.   show
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Internal communication barriers are often easier to overcome than external communication barriers.​   show
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Using proper grammar when speaking with coworkers, clients, and others in the workplace is not important.​   show
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Nonverbal communication symbols have different meanings from culture to culture.   show
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A printed memorandum should be used (rather than an email) when the information is confidential or sensitive.​   show
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Formal business reports are typically formatted in memorandum style.   show
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