Communication Process for Introducing Change

60. In Change Competency: Sue Powers’ Communication Process for Introducing Change, found the idea of practicing active listening and communication outside formal meetings:
a.
made people feel pushed into an idea
b.
allowed people to voice their objections more easily
c.
got an idea resolved faster than a formal meeting
d.
cut off any feedback


ANS:  B                   

   61.   In the PERCEIVE framework, the term for considering types of personal nonverbal cues that finds individuals sit, stand, and want to be near those they like is:
a.
relative orientation
b.
expressions
c.
proximity
d.
contact


ANS:  C                   

   62.   In the PERCEIVE framework, the term for considering types of personal nonverbal cues which demonstrates happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust is:
a.
proximity
b.
contact
c.
relative orientation
d.
expressions


ANS:  D                   

   63.   In the PERCEIVE framework, the term for considering types of personal nonverbal cues that reflects the degree to which individuals face one another is:
a.
proximity
b.
relative orientation
c.
expressions
d.
contact


ANS:    B
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