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NPTEL Soft Skills Week 2 Assignment Solution

 

Voice mail focuses on essentials without interrupting potential receivers.

 True

 False


“The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as effective as a rightly timed pause”. This is a statement of Mark Twain, an American author, about the use of silence and pause in a communication process.

 True

 False


“I’m okay, you are okay”, shows the introvert kind of personality according to Dr. Eric Berne.

 True

 False


Telecommunication does not need a facilitator or party leader to lead the meeting.

 True

 False


According to Johari Window, four parts of 'self' exist in a human being.

 True

 False


Human voice carries intentional and unintentional emotions and messages.

 True

 False


Which among the following is not a type of attitude according to Eric Berne?

 Implosion

 Introvert

 Negative

 Assimilation


The hidden self is fear, secrets, sensitivities. So hidden self should be moved into ______ to establish better understanding at the workplace.

 Blind Area

 Open Area

 Unknown Area

 None of the Above


The volume of voice is an essential aspect of effective communication. Which one is true about it?

 Speak as loud as possible in a small group

 Be audible

 Voice should be soft.

 Both B&C


What should be your first reaction when you receive a phone call in an organization?

 What is the purpose of your calling, Sir?

 You must tell your name and designation first.

 I am busy. Call me later.

 None of the Above


Which handshake is described as politician’s handshake?

 Dead fish Handshake

 Glove Handshake

 IDouble-handed Handshake

 None of the Above


Which statement/s is/are correct about non-verbal communication?

 It supplements verbal communication.

 It is less important than verbal communication.

 Symbols are not used in non-verbal communication.

 It is spontaneous and unstructured.


Which among the following is/are not related to communication theories?

 Derrida’s theory of deconstruction

 Eric Berne’s theory of attitude

 Lyotard’s theory of postmodernism

 Johari Window

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