A(n) _____ is referred as an electronic audio file that is posted on the Web for users to download to their mobile devices or computers.

For each database, there can be more than one physical view of data.

Tanya was looking forward to the speaker’s presentation on home energy efficiency. But the speaker wanted to be sure that all audience members understood what he had to say, so he spoke in a deliberate, slow fashion. The technique backfired, causing most of the audience to become bored and some to even leave, including Tanya. Which barrier to listening does this demonstrate?

When you use a phrase such as “I felt like a wrung-out washrag after that test!” you are expressing your emotions via a(n) __________.

Gregorio was describing the noises that hens make at his part-time job at the egg farm. He used the word “cackle” as part of his description, an example of __________.

While listening to her biochemistry professor give a lecture, Genevieve engages in self-talk to boost her concentration and understanding of the professor’s message. Genevieve is engaging in __________.

When she went to hear a presentation at the city council meeting, Carly was fearful of misunderstanding the speaker’s message, so she made sure to take notes during the entire speech. This action was due to Carly’s __________ apprehension.

During the late sixties and early seventies, it was common to see bumper stickers that said, “America: Love It or Leave It!” This sentiment reflects the language barrier of __________.

Marques is teaching his friend how to make a frittata. When his friend makes a mistake, Marques immediately corrects her rather than waiting until the dish is cooked. Which tip to improve accurate responding did Marques use?

Astrid ordered her steak cooked medium-well at her favorite restaurant. When the server returned with her steak, Astrid cut into it, saw that it was red in the center, and said to the server, “OK, what part of ‘medium-well’ didn’t you understand? I want you to take this back and cook it so it’s edible. This is ridiculous!” Which term best describes Astrid’s communication behavior?