Chapter 6- Communicating Verbally

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Across
  1. 2. Communication that involves the exchanging of words and languages.
  2. 5. Additional understanding of a word's meaning.
  3. 8. When someone misperceives another's thoughts.
  4. 11. Ways to represent other things.
  5. 12. Words and phrases that have unique phrases to them.
  6. 13. Language that emphasizes inclusion.
  7. 16. Cultures with people that tend not to presume listeners share their beliefs.
  8. 19. Deliberately misleading others with irrelevant and untruthful messages.
Down
  1. 1. When large group of people share creative variations on language rules.
  2. 3. Acts that we perform with language.
  3. 4. Type of language that blames and focuses on the faults of others.
  4. 5. Rules that tell us which words represent which objects.
  5. 6. Cultures that presume the listeners share extensive knowledge in common with them.
  6. 7. Rules that govern how we use language when we verbally communicate.
  7. 9. A message that dismisses suggestions for improvements or constructive criticism.
  8. 10. Type of language that emphasizes ownership of feelings, opinions, and beliefs.
  9. 14. Communicating truthfully.
  10. 15. Literal meaning of the word.
  11. 17. Form of verbal communication that produces messages with three characteristics.
  12. 18. Creating linguistic symbols for objects.