Question

Because interpersonal communication is irreversible and affects others, it always has

a. no place in the professional realm. b. ethical choices. c. potential to be forgotten. d. None of these are correct.

Buber's research of____________ tells us it is important to adapt what we say and how we say it to particular people with whom we are very close.

a. dual perspective.

b. the I-It relationship.

c. the I–Thou relationship.

d. metacommunication affecting meaning. When required to give negative feedback to a colleague you are faced with which ethical choice? a. Ignoring metacommunication in order to carry out the wishes of a supervisor. b. Hurting the feelings of a colleague versus disregarding a duty to which you have been assigned. c. Choosing whether or not to be honest versus engaging in systemic communication. d. Choosing a correct context for a message versus executing your duty immediately. When providing feedback to a colleague in a way that conveys respect and is ethical, we would most benefit from which one of the following relationships: a. I-It b. I-You c. I-Thou d. None of these are correct

Answer 1

1. B. Ethical choices.

Interpersonal communication affects other therefore it has ethical implication .

2. C. I- Thou relationship.

3. B.Hurting the feelings of a colleague versus disregarding a duty to which you have been assigned.

4. C, I THOU