Immediacy Strategies Refer to

question 24

Multiple Choice

Immediacy strategies refer to

• A) the extent to which you seem approachable or likable.
• B) the extent to which you respond quickly and accurately to others' nonverbal behavior.
• C) the extent to which you avoid masking or neutralizing your facial expressions.
• D) the extent to which your nonverbal behavior repeats, complements, or contradicts what you say.
• E) all of the above.

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Definitions:

Corporate Social Responsibility

involves the practices and policies undertaken by companies to be socially accountable to the public, their stakeholders, and the environment.

Stakeholder Values

The principles, ethics, and beliefs that are important to an organization's stakeholders, influencing their expectations and relationships with the organization.

Community Building

The process of fostering connections, relationships, and a sense of belonging among members of a community to create a supportive and cohesive unit.

Corporate Social Responsibility

A business model in which companies integrate social and environmental concerns in their operations and interactions with stakeholders.