Question 1

Haptics is communication by touch.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Which of the following statements is TRUE about attractiveness?

Accepted Answer

A)  Height is not a factor in attractiveness. 
B)  Attractive people are not preferred as coworkers. 
C)  Attractive people have few advantages 
D)  A person rated attractive in one culture is likely to be rated attractive in another culture. 
A)  Height is not a factor in attractiveness. 
B)  Attractive people are not preferred as coworkers. 
C)  Attractive people have few advantages 
D)  A person rated attractive in one culture is likely to be rated attractive in another culture. D

Question 3

What differences in nonverbal communication have you noticed between men and women? Give three specific examples of how men and women tend to use nonverbal communication in differing ways.

Accepted Answer

Students can discuss differences in space, touch avoidance, eye contact, etc.

Question 4

________ are substitutes for words.

Accepted Answer

A)  Emblems 
B)  Kinesics 
C)  Olfactics 
D)  Chronemics 
A)  Emblems 
B)  Kinesics 
C)  Olfactics 
D)  Chronemics

Question 5

Tall presidential candidates have a better record of winning elections.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The importance we place on the past, present, or future is called _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural time 
B)  biological time 
C)  psychological time 
D)  physiological time 
A)  cultural time 
B)  biological time 
C)  psychological time 
D)  physiological time

Question 7

Self-disclosing, maintaining appropriate eye contact, and talking about commonalities are ways to communicate immediacy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Jocelyn stood 6 inches away from Mary's face when she told her how angry she was. Jocelyn invaded Mary's ________ space.

Accepted Answer

A)  intimate 
B)  public 
C)  personal 
D)  social 
A)  intimate 
B)  public 
C)  personal 
D)  social

Question 9

The theory that holds that you establish a body buffer zone around yourself against unwanted touching or attack is ________ theory.

Accepted Answer

A)  turf defense 
B)  expectancy violations 
C)  equilibrium 
D)  protection 
A)  turf defense 
B)  expectancy violations 
C)  equilibrium 
D)  protection

Question 10

José notices that two people are arguing near him, so he looks away from them. This behavior is referred to as _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  signal status 
B)  the facial feedback hypothesis 
C)  disconfirmation 
D)  civil inattention 
A)  signal status 
B)  the facial feedback hypothesis 
C)  disconfirmation 
D)  civil inattention

Question 11

Actions such as crossing your fingers or winking while you're lying are examples of what method of verbal and nonverbal message interaction?

Accepted Answer

A)  accenting 
B)  complementing 
C)  controlling 
D)  contradicting 
A)  accenting 
B)  complementing 
C)  controlling 
D)  contradicting

Question 12

The theory that your facial expressions can influence some feelings but not all of them is called _______?

Accepted Answer

A)  equilibrium theory 
B)  the facial feedback hypothesis 
C)  occulesis 
D)  proxemics 
A)  equilibrium theory 
B)  the facial feedback hypothesis 
C)  occulesis 
D)  proxemics

Question 13

Effective nonverbal communication enhances attraction, popularity, and well-being.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Immediacy is the use of nonverbal messages to convey power.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

When in her own office, Louise feels more confident and more readily takes on leadership roles. This is an example of _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  home field advantage 
B)  personal space 
C)  protection theory 
D)  territoriality 
A)  home field advantage 
B)  personal space 
C)  protection theory 
D)  territoriality

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of an object-adaptor?

Accepted Answer

A)  clicking a ball point pen 
B)  crossing your arms over your chest 
C)  scratching an itch 
D)  responding with nonverbal feedback 
A)  clicking a ball point pen 
B)  crossing your arms over your chest 
C)  scratching an itch 
D)  responding with nonverbal feedback

Question 17

Lila positioned her file cabinet so that it served as a barrier between her desk and Jan's. This is an example of turf defense.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The theory that intimacy and distance vary together is ________ theory.

Accepted Answer

A)  turf defense 
B)  expectancy violations 
C)  equilibrium 
D)  protection 
A)  turf defense 
B)  expectancy violations 
C)  equilibrium 
D)  protection

Question 19

Anne made sure she dressed professionally, shook hands firmly, and spoke confidently at the meeting. She was demonstrating how nonverbal messages can be used to manage impressions in order to _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  be liked 
B)  be followed 
C)  secure help 
D)  hide faults 
A)  be liked 
B)  be followed 
C)  secure help 
D)  hide faults

Question 20

Facial feedback hypothesis states that most of our feedback to other people is through facial expression.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Haptics is communication by touch.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about attractiveness?

What differences in nonverbal communication have you noticed between men and women? Give three specific examples of how men and women tend to use nonverbal communication in differing ways.

________ are substitutes for words.

Tall presidential candidates have a better record of winning elections.

The importance we place on the past, present, or future is called _______.

Self-disclosing, maintaining appropriate eye contact, and talking about commonalities are ways to communicate immediacy.

Jocelyn stood 6 inches away from Mary's face when she told her how angry she was. Jocelyn invaded Mary's ________ space.

The theory that holds that you establish a body buffer zone around yourself against unwanted touching or attack is ________ theory.

José notices that two people are arguing near him, so he looks away from them. This behavior is referred to as _______.

Actions such as crossing your fingers or winking while you're lying are examples of what method of verbal and nonverbal message interaction?

The theory that your facial expressions can influence some feelings but not all of them is called _______?

Effective nonverbal communication enhances attraction, popularity, and well-being.

Immediacy is the use of nonverbal messages to convey power.

When in her own office, Louise feels more confident and more readily takes on leadership roles. This is an example of _______.

Which of the following is an example of an object-adaptor?

Lila positioned her file cabinet so that it served as a barrier between her desk and Jan's. This is an example of turf defense.

The theory that intimacy and distance vary together is ________ theory.

Anne made sure she dressed professionally, shook hands firmly, and spoke confidently at the meeting. She was demonstrating how nonverbal messages can be used to manage impressions in order to _______.

Facial feedback hypothesis states that most of our feedback to other people is through facial expression.

Foundations of Interpersonal Communication

Culture and Interpersonal Communication

Perception of the Self and Others in Interpersonal Communication

Verbal Messages

Listening in Interpersonal Communication

Emotional Messages

Conversational Messages

Interpersonal Relationship Stages, Theories, and Communication

Interpersonal Relationship Types

Interpersonal Conflict and Conflict Management

Interpersonal Power and Influence

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Exam 5: Nonverbal Messages

Haptics is communication by touch.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about attractiveness?

What differences in nonverbal communication have you noticed between men and women? Give three specific examples of how men and women tend to use nonverbal communication in differing ways.

________ are substitutes for words.

Tall presidential candidates have a better record of winning elections.

The importance we place on the past, present, or future is called _______.

Self-disclosing, maintaining appropriate eye contact, and talking about commonalities are ways to communicate immediacy.

Jocelyn stood 6 inches away from Mary's face when she told her how angry she was. Jocelyn invaded Mary's ________ space.

The theory that holds that you establish a body buffer zone around yourself against unwanted touching or attack is ________ theory.

José notices that two people are arguing near him, so he looks away from them. This behavior is referred to as _______.

Actions such as crossing your fingers or winking while you're lying are examples of what method of verbal and nonverbal message interaction?

The theory that your facial expressions can influence some feelings but not all of them is called _______?

Effective nonverbal communication enhances attraction, popularity, and well-being.

Immediacy is the use of nonverbal messages to convey power.

When in her own office, Louise feels more confident and more readily takes on leadership roles. This is an example of _______.

Which of the following is an example of an object-adaptor?

Lila positioned her file cabinet so that it served as a barrier between her desk and Jan's. This is an example of turf defense.

The theory that intimacy and distance vary together is ________ theory.

Anne made sure she dressed professionally, shook hands firmly, and spoke confidently at the meeting. She was demonstrating how nonverbal messages can be used to manage impressions in order to _______.

Facial feedback hypothesis states that most of our feedback to other people is through facial expression.

Foundations of Interpersonal Communication

Culture and Interpersonal Communication

Perception of the Self and Others in Interpersonal Communication

Verbal Messages

Listening in Interpersonal Communication

Emotional Messages

Conversational Messages

Interpersonal Relationship Stages, Theories, and Communication

Interpersonal Relationship Types

Interpersonal Conflict and Conflict Management

Interpersonal Power and Influence

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