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University of Ontario Institute of Technology COMM 1100U Quiz 4 1)The reading for today documents one man’s experience with his father’s Fox used as his method to understand how his father’s conversational patterns changed as his disease progressed

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COMM 1100U

Quiz 4

1)The reading for today documents one man’s experience with his father’s

2. Fox used as his method to understand how his father’s conversational patterns changed as his disease progressed.
3. The speaks to how the parts (i.e. seemingly disparate memories) and whole (i.e. unified memories, or memory) of human recollection work concomitantly to frame understanding and shape interpretation.
4. Fox provided examples of how caregivers can help cue memory. may be read as a cue for caregivers to become primary storytellers in an exchange, or redirect the conversation to another topic, time, person, or place.
5. Essay Option # 2 is about your
6. Your preferred gender pronouns are
7. Name one of the TA’s
8. Fox may be the only person who told his father 56 times that he.
9. This article by Walter Fisher helped Fox with the part of his article on story-telling. Fill in the blank to complete the APA citation. (The hanging indent is not needed.)

Fisher, W. R. (1984). as a human communication paradigm: The case of public moral argument.’’ Communication Monographs 51 (1) 1-22. doi: 10.1080/03637758409390180.

10. Re-telling an event creates a form of truth but does not stand in for the truth of the event as it transpired. T/F.