Exam 6: Nonverbal Communication: Messages Beyond Words

Match each description below with the term it best describes. a.chronemics b.vocal filler c.emblem d.illustrator e.kinesics f.proxemics g.touch -Use of time

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Question 101

The lack of nonverbal cues in an email is a problem that has been solved through the use of emoticons, such as the happy face.

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Question 102

What is a microexpression?

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Question 103

Describe two interpersonal situations from your experience in which nonverbal behaviour accented or contradicted the message being expressed verbally. Be sure that your descriptions of both the verbal message and the nonverbal behaviours are specific. Avoid obvious situations (i.e., yelling reinforces words like "I'm angry").

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Question 104

In Canadian culture, nodding your head up and down is considered to be a very precise nonverbal behaviour meaning "yes." What term refers to this type of behaviour?

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Question 105

Potential job candidates need to have a heightened awareness of the role of kinesics in their nonverbal communication.

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Question 106

According to your text's discussion of a study of college students, what was one way a wink was interpreted?

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Question 107

What has research into nonverbal communication across cultures revealed?

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Question 108

Karen is nervous in math class. She unknowingly clicks pens and shakes her legs. What does this behaviour describe?

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Question 109

Your text defines nonverbal communication as any type of communication that isn't expressed by speech.

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Question 110

Evan uses the same locker every time he goes to the gym. What is this an example of?

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Question 111

Tom points down the hallway when he is giving directions to the nearest washroom. What is this an example of?

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Question 112

What might the decreased use of adaptors indicate?

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Question 113

Mark has a relaxed posture when speaking to his boss. This indicates that he doesn't feel threatened by his boss.

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Question 114

In Saudi Arabia, it is customary for males to kiss one another when they meet.

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Question 115

Discuss how physical settings, such as architecture and interior design, affect our communication. Provide examples of how physical settings have impacted your communication.

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Question 116

Different emotions show most clearly in various parts of the face.

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Question 117

Rich gives Shawn the thumbs- up sign. What is this an example of?

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Question 118

Which of the following is the closest of Edward T. Hall's proxemic zones?

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Question 119

What can nonverbal regulators signal?

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Match each description below with the term it best describes. a.chronemics b.vocal filler c.emblem d.illustrator e.kinesics f.proxemics g.touch -Use of time

The lack of nonverbal cues in an email is a problem that has been solved through the use of emoticons, such as the happy face.

What is a microexpression?

In Canadian culture, nodding your head up and down is considered to be a very precise nonverbal behaviour meaning "yes." What term refers to this type of behaviour?

Potential job candidates need to have a heightened awareness of the role of kinesics in their nonverbal communication.

According to your text's discussion of a study of college students, what was one way a wink was interpreted?

What has research into nonverbal communication across cultures revealed?

Karen is nervous in math class. She unknowingly clicks pens and shakes her legs. What does this behaviour describe?

Your text defines nonverbal communication as any type of communication that isn't expressed by speech.

Evan uses the same locker every time he goes to the gym. What is this an example of?

Tom points down the hallway when he is giving directions to the nearest washroom. What is this an example of?

What might the decreased use of adaptors indicate?

Mark has a relaxed posture when speaking to his boss. This indicates that he doesn't feel threatened by his boss.

In Saudi Arabia, it is customary for males to kiss one another when they meet.

Discuss how physical settings, such as architecture and interior design, affect our communication. Provide examples of how physical settings have impacted your communication.

Different emotions show most clearly in various parts of the face.

Rich gives Shawn the thumbs- up sign. What is this an example of?

Which of the following is the closest of Edward T. Hall's proxemic zones?

What can nonverbal regulators signal?

A First Look at Interpersonal Communication

Communication and Identity: Creating and Presenting the Self

Perception: What You See Is What You Get

Emotions: Feeling, Thinking, and Communicating

Language: Barrier and Bridge

Listening: More Than Meets the Ear

Communication and Relational Dynamics

Improving Communication Climates

Managing Interpersonal Conflicts

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