The Communication Style Dimension That Can Cause Immediate Rapport Is

question 51

Multiple Choice

The communication style dimension that can cause immediate rapport is sociability,as those with high sociability often feel each other is "easy to get along with" whether they have low or high dominance.The high sociability can cause an easy sense of comfort or openness for those who also have high sociability.In what other way can sociability high or low cause people to be attracted to each other?

• A)Those with high sociability may not understand why those with low sociability are not interested in personal interactions and in finding out about the other person.
• B)Those with high sociability have practice forming rapport with those they meet,so they are accustomed to establishing connections with all sorts of people from all walks of life.
• C)The saying "opposites attract" is based in truth,and pairs in which one has low sociability and the other has high sociability often balance each other out.
• D)Those with low sociability are not able to feel rapport with other people,even those with high sociability.
• E)Those with low sociability can also feel comfortable with each other as "no nonsense" people who "get to the point" without extraneous socialization.

Understand the physical characteristics and associated conditions of children with Down syndrome.

Recognize the need for early intervention in children with cognitive impairments.

Differentiate between types of cognitive impairments based on IQ ratings.

Understand the genetics and characteristics of common cognitive impairments such as fragile X syndrome.

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Definitions:

Frontal Lobe

The part of the cerebral cortex covering the front part of the frontal bone of the skull, crucial for advanced cognitive functions, emotional regulation, and voluntary movement control.

Parietal Lobe

A region of the brain located behind the frontal lobe, crucial for processing sensory information such as touch, temperature, and pain.

Working Memory Capacity

Refers to the amount of information that can be held in working memory at one time, influencing tasks such as reasoning and comprehension.

Practical Intelligence

A form of intelligence that involves the ability to solve everyday problems through efficient, often automatic, execution of tasks.