Mohinder noticed that Bill came to class late one day. When he met Bill later at a party, he turned to a friend and remarked, “Yeah, Bill’s the guy I told you about who comes to class late all the time.” The perceptual barrier Mohinder is exhibiting is __________.

A role that is considered both masculine and feminine is called a(n) __________ role.

People who have a high sense of self-worth are more likely to be __________.

Which phrase demonstrates the most effective use of extended I language?

The technique of having a trained person listen as you verbalize your fears, hopes, and concerns is called __________.

When Jeannie noticed that her friend Kam was upset, Jeannie asked her what was wrong. Although Kam reassured her that everything was okay, Jeannie noticed that Kam had a slight frown on her face and was not making eye contact. What did Jeannie do to accurately read the situation?

A person’s name generally has no logical connection with the actual person, just as the word “cow” does not look like a cow or sound like a cow. According to American linguist Charles Hockett, these examples illustrate how the connection between a word and what it represents is __________.

After Daniela’s professor said something that was upsetting, Daniela left the classroom with tears in her eyes. Her behavior can best be attributed to __________.

Heterosexuals who have negative perceptions of gays and lesbians are more likely to have __________ views about gender roles.

Brody’s wife walks into the family room while he is watching the TV and begins to tell him what she found out at the PTA meeting. Brody turns off the TV and directs his attention to his wife. Which barrier to effective listening has Brody addressed?