Question 1

Explain accenting as a function of nonverbal communication. Give an example of how you might use accenting when sending a text message.

Accepted Answer

Accenting is used to highlight, emphasize, or enhance a verbal message. We can use emoji to emphasize what is being said in a text message; for example, we can use a sad-face emoji when saying, "That's too bad" or "I miss you."

Question 2

Many communication scholars have linked nonverbal immediacy with ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  respect 
B)  popularity 
C)  honesty 
D)  liking 
A)  respect 
B)  popularity 
C)  honesty 
D)  liking D

Question 3

We use nonverbal messages to manage the flow of verbal communication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Touch (haptics) can be used to show power and role differences between people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In terms of chronemics, describe the differences between monochronic cultures and polychronic cultures. What areas of the world are considered monochromic, and which are polychromic?

Accepted Answer

In monochronic cultures, people are conc

Question 6

Your voice can reveal our emotions, our thoughts, and the type of relationships you have with others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

What is monochronic time orientation? Give an example of a way monochronic time orientation is used in U.S. university classrooms.

Accepted Answer

A monochromic time orientation refers to

Question 8

Eye behavior, such as looking down and avoiding eye contact, can be strong signals a person could be lying, and are referred to as ????______.

Accepted Answer

A)  arousal cues 
B)  salience cues 
C)  involvement cues 
D)  deception cues 
A)  arousal cues 
B)  salience cues 
C)  involvement cues 
D)  deception cues

Question 9

______ touch demonstrates platonic affection and support.

Accepted Answer

A)  Love/intimate 
B)  Social/polite 
C)  Functional/professional 
D)  Friendship/warmth 
A)  Love/intimate 
B)  Social/polite 
C)  Functional/professional 
D)  Friendship/warmth

Question 10

Explain how eye contact in U.S. culture shapes one's judgment of another in conversation?

Accepted Answer

In the United States, eye contact is exp

Question 11

Hiding one's true emotion about a situation by displaying a facial expression that is more socially acceptable is known as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  neutralization 
B)  masking 
C)  intensification 
D)  deintensification 
A)  neutralization 
B)  masking 
C)  intensification 
D)  deintensification

Question 12

Body types can be classified using a method called ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  digital mapping 
B)  somatyping 
C)  physical feature mapping 
D)  facial-typing 
A)  digital mapping 
B)  somatyping 
C)  physical feature mapping 
D)  facial-typing

Question 13

Nonverbal immediacy shows social ineptness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

A boss taking several days to reply to an employee's e-mail can be linked to which type of nonverbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A)  vocalics 
B)  chronemics 
C)  kinesics 
D)  haptics 
A)  vocalics 
B)  chronemics 
C)  kinesics 
D)  haptics

Question 15

The functions of nonverbal communication are to ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  accent, conflict with, regulate, and omit information 
B)  repeat, conflict with, complement, and omit information 
C)  repeat, accent, conflict with, complement, regulate and substitute messages 
D)  accent, regulate, neutralize, complement, and substitute messages 
A)  accent, conflict with, regulate, and omit information 
B)  repeat, conflict with, complement, and omit information 
C)  repeat, accent, conflict with, complement, regulate and substitute messages 
D)  accent, regulate, neutralize, complement, and substitute messages

Question 16

Nonverbal cues cannot be used in digital communication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Women sitting close to one another tends to provoke homophobia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

______ is(are) the movements that we make with our hands and arms.

Accepted Answer

A)  Posture 
B)  Gestures 
C)  Illustrators 
D)  Regulators 
A)  Posture 
B)  Gestures 
C)  Illustrators 
D)  Regulators

Question 19

______ is defined by Andersen (1979) as the use of closeness-inducing nonverbal behavior cues.

Accepted Answer

A)  Verbal immediacy 
B)  Nonverbal immediacy 
C)  Somatyping 
D)  Affect displays 
A)  Verbal immediacy 
B)  Nonverbal immediacy 
C)  Somatyping 
D)  Affect displays

Question 20

Gestures that are used to control the turn-taking in conversations are known as regulators.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Explain accenting as a function of nonverbal communication. Give an example of how you might use accenting when sending a text message.

Many communication scholars have linked nonverbal immediacy with ______.

We use nonverbal messages to manage the flow of verbal communication.

Touch (haptics) can be used to show power and role differences between people.

In terms of chronemics, describe the differences between monochronic cultures and polychronic cultures. What areas of the world are considered monochromic, and which are polychromic?

Your voice can reveal our emotions, our thoughts, and the type of relationships you have with others.

What is monochronic time orientation? Give an example of a way monochronic time orientation is used in U.S. university classrooms.

Eye behavior, such as looking down and avoiding eye contact, can be strong signals a person could be lying, and are referred to as ????______.

______ touch demonstrates platonic affection and support.

Explain how eye contact in U.S. culture shapes one's judgment of another in conversation?

Hiding one's true emotion about a situation by displaying a facial expression that is more socially acceptable is known as ______.

Body types can be classified using a method called ______.

Nonverbal immediacy shows social ineptness.

A boss taking several days to reply to an employee's e-mail can be linked to which type of nonverbal communication?

The functions of nonverbal communication are to ______.

Nonverbal cues cannot be used in digital communication.

Women sitting close to one another tends to provoke homophobia.

______ is(are) the movements that we make with our hands and arms.

______ is defined by Andersen (1979) as the use of closeness-inducing nonverbal behavior cues.

Gestures that are used to control the turn-taking in conversations are known as regulators.

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Exam 4: Nonverbal Communication

Explain accenting as a function of nonverbal communication. Give an example of how you might use accenting when sending a text message.

Many communication scholars have linked nonverbal immediacy with ______.

We use nonverbal messages to manage the flow of verbal communication.

Touch (haptics) can be used to show power and role differences between people.

In terms of chronemics, describe the differences between monochronic cultures and polychronic cultures. What areas of the world are considered monochromic, and which are polychromic?

Your voice can reveal our emotions, our thoughts, and the type of relationships you have with others.

What is monochronic time orientation? Give an example of a way monochronic time orientation is used in U.S. university classrooms.

Eye behavior, such as looking down and avoiding eye contact, can be strong signals a person could be lying, and are referred to as ????______.

______ touch demonstrates platonic affection and support.

Explain how eye contact in U.S. culture shapes one's judgment of another in conversation?

Hiding one's true emotion about a situation by displaying a facial expression that is more socially acceptable is known as ______.

Body types can be classified using a method called ______.

Nonverbal immediacy shows social ineptness.

A boss taking several days to reply to an employee's e-mail can be linked to which type of nonverbal communication?

The functions of nonverbal communication are to ______.

Nonverbal cues cannot be used in digital communication.

Women sitting close to one another tends to provoke homophobia.

______ is(are) the movements that we make with our hands and arms.

______ is defined by Andersen (1979) as the use of closeness-inducing nonverbal behavior cues.

Gestures that are used to control the turn-taking in conversations are known as regulators.

Communication in the 21st Century

Perception, Self, and Communication

Verbal Communication

Listening

Communication, Culture, and Diversity

Interpersonal Communication

Small Group and Team Communication

Workplace and Organizational Communication

Communication and New Media

Selecting Your Topic and Knowing Your Audience

Organizing Your Presentation

Delivering Your Presentations

Informative Presentations

Persuasive Presentations

The Art of Interviews: Understanding the Process, Types of Questions, and Importance of First Impressions

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