Chapter 4 Verbal Messages

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Across
  1. 2. language in an utterance that uses concrete and precise words, as well as details and examples, combining them in accord with the rules of grammar and syntax for that language
  2. 4. words that describe something that can be sensed
  3. 6. the communication skill that improves the semantic meaning of a verbal message by acknowledging that individual instances may differ from the truth statement of our message
  4. 9. technical terminology whose meaning is understood by only a select group of people in a specialized speech community based on shared activities or interests
  5. 11. words that identify a smaller grouping within a larger category
  6. 12. the direct, explicit meaning of a word found in a written dictionary of the language community
Down
  1. 1. using language that respects others while avoiding language that offends
  2. 3. the informal vocabulary developed and used by particular co-cultural groups in a society
  3. 5. the feelings or evaluations we personally associate with a word
  4. 7. the communication skill that improves the semantic accuracy of verbal messages by pointing out when the information in a message was true
  5. 8. meaning of a verbal message derived from language itself
  6. 10. the aribitrarily chosen symbol used by a language or speech community to name or signify things