1____refers to a person's or people's heritage and history, and involves shared cultural traditions and beliefs
Ethnicity
2A ____ Pattern organizes a speech by arranging points according to their physical location.
Spatial
3According to the lecture, which concept is also known as The Looking Glass Self?
Reflected Appraisal
4____ govern the arrangement or sequence of language.
Synatic rules
5According to the lecture, an example of the Genealized other might be:
The sissy boy experiment.
6A ____ pattern organizes a speech by demonstrating
how one or more events result in another event or events.
cause-effect
7According to the lecture, Direct Defintions have an impact on us because:
We are too young to think critically for ourselves.
8A diverse group of children happily play together in the park.
They all recognize that they speak different languages and come from different ethnic backgrounds. This interaction is an example of
intercultural communication
9According to the reading "Abstract vs Concrete Language" People who experince power due to their role in social hierarchies speak more ___ than those who lack power in their everyday experiences
Abstractly
10____ govern how words sound when pronounced.
Phonological rules
11____ describes a version of the same language that contains substantially different words and meanings.
Dialect
12_refers to a people's nation-state of residence or where they hold citizenship
Nationality
13____ is the attitude that one’s own culture is superior to others
Ethnocentrism
14A person self concept is a set of___
Relatively stable perceptions of ourselves
15According to the NPR podcast on nonverbals, what does it indicate when an individual raises their shoulder when answering a question?
They are not confident