Across
- 2. A type of reasoning where you make an argument by comparing two cases
- 7. Words that are either made-up or used to express something other than their formal meaning
- 8. A type of data characterized by numbers, percentages, statistics, and surveys
- 9. Aristotle's appeal of ethos
- 10. The study of time as communication
- 12. A type of power derived from one’s position of authority
- 13. The tendency of highly cohesive groups to suspend critical thinking and make faulty decisions
- 15. Words or phrases that indicate the speaker’s place in the organizational structure
- 17. Short meetings in which employees are pulled together to share information
- 18. Aristotle's appeal of logic and reasoning
Down
- 1. A type of data characterized by actual words, phrases, responses to open-ended questions, and interviews
- 3. A guide or an overview of the topics that will be covered during the meeting
- 4. The act of excluding or denying people of products, rights, and services based on their race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, or disability
- 5. The loss or turnover of employees to other jobs and industries perceived as having healthier workplace culture
- 6. A person’s rank or position in an organization
- 11. Includes characteristics such as magnetic charm, allure, and an almost supernatural or magical ability to appeal to followers
- 14. Aristotle's appeal of emotion
- 16. A type of difficult person characterized by a bad temper