Read each question carefully and select the best answer.

1			Fritz Heider suggested that in everyday life, we can all be considered naive:
			A)	citizens
			B)	actors
			C)	physicians
			D)	psychologists
2			An example of a grand theory is:
			A)	Marxism
			B)	nonverbal communication
			C)	verbal communication
			D)	Uncertainty Reduction Theory
3			The two most important components of theory are:
			A)	concepts and constructs
			B)	concepts and actions
			C)	actions and constructs
			D)	concepts and relationships
4			_____________ ground the theories that we read and use.
			A)	Grand theories
			B)	Narrow theories
			C)	Epistemologies
			D)	Paradigms
5			When individuals ask questions pertaining to the nature of reality, they are interested in:
			A)	ontology
			B)	epistemology
			C)	axiology
			D)	phonology
6			Theorists who ask questions of value are interested in:
			A)	ontology
			B)	epistemology
			C)	axiology
			D)	phonology
7			Theories about theory are called:
			A)	paradigms
			B)	narrow theories
			C)	metatheories
			D)	middle theories
8			Looking at the family as a set of interdependent members is taking a ___________ approach to communication.
			A)	covering law
			B)	rules
			C)	systems
			D)	phenomenological
9			A property of systems thinking which posits that multiple levels exist is called:
			A)	hierarchy
			B)	subsystem
			C)	suprasystem
			D)	nutrisystem
10			If a group can achieve its goals through many routes, it has achieved:
			A)	homeostasis
			B)	equifinality
			C)	morphogenesis
			D)	parsimony