To remove all signs of something, either by destroying it or by covering it so that it cannot be seen

A-obliterate. B- erase. C- eliminate. E: demand

When a person or group allows someone or something to have power over them.

A-submission. B -compromise. C-eliminate. E: demand

99-the ability to share someone else's feelings or experiences by imagining what it would be like to be in their situation

A-motivation. b-empathy. C-consensus. E: demand

The means by which the message is conveyed to the receiver, such as visually

A- facial expressions, b-channel, c- message, d- haptics

Rules and interpretations given for movement

A-Kinesic, b-oculesics, c-proxemic, d-haptic, e-chronemic

Norms (when, where, with whom, how long) and meanings given to the use of touch

A-haptic, b-Kinesic, c-oculesics, d-proxemic, e-chronemic

Rules and interpretations given to the use of time

Chronemic, b- haptic, c-Kinesic, d-oculesics, d-proxemic

Agreed upon rules for how to organize and use words

A-Syntax, b-semantics, c-pragmatics, d-phonetics

105- One of the following does NOT relate to the term process?

A. static

B. ongoing

C. dynamic

D. continuous

106.One of the following terms is NOT part of the definition of communication?

A. codes

B. understanding

C. meaning

D. process

Communication begins with

A. the self

B. the other

C. the dyad

D. the group

Dean Barnlund uses a model in which each two-person interaction really involves