Question 1

Adornment cues:

Accepted Answer

A)  Are a bio-evolutionary inclusion of the human experience 
B)  Are temporary cues that can be put on the body 
C)  Don't have an impact on one's physical attraction status 
D)  Can intentionally be manipulated 
A)  Are a bio-evolutionary inclusion of the human experience 
B)  Are temporary cues that can be put on the body 
C)  Don't have an impact on one's physical attraction status 
D)  Can intentionally be manipulated D

Question 2

When it comes to appearing more attractive, which of the following research was found to be true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men were more likely to enhance their appearance 
B)  Women were more likely to enhance their appearance 
C)  Men and women both equally were likely to enhance their appearance 
D)  Neither men nor women put much effort in to enhance their appearance 
A)  Men were more likely to enhance their appearance 
B)  Women were more likely to enhance their appearance 
C)  Men and women both equally were likely to enhance their appearance 
D)  Neither men nor women put much effort in to enhance their appearance B

Question 3

Which of the following statements best describes the "matching hypothesis"?

Accepted Answer

A)  People will choose dating partners who are similar in physical attractiveness to them 
B)  People will choose dating partners who have attitudes and beliefs similar to their own 
C)  People will match potential dating partners' behaviors in order to convey similarity 
D)  People will alter their physical appearance in order to match their desired dating partner 
A)  People will choose dating partners who are similar in physical attractiveness to them 
B)  People will choose dating partners who have attitudes and beliefs similar to their own 
C)  People will match potential dating partners' behaviors in order to convey similarity 
D)  People will alter their physical appearance in order to match their desired dating partner A

Question 4

Which is not a feature that is studied to determine whether a face is perceived as more or less attractive?

Accepted Answer

A)  Koinophilia 
B)  Facial neoteny and sexual maturity 
C)  Uniqueness 
D)  Symmetry 
A)  Koinophilia 
B)  Facial neoteny and sexual maturity 
C)  Uniqueness 
D)  Symmetry

Question 5

What is the "Beautiful is good" hypothesis?

Accepted Answer

People often associate positiv

Question 6

Which of the following statements is true about research studies on height?

Accepted Answer

A)  Short men are discriminated against in the professional and dating world 
B)  Short people are perceived as more persuasive 
C)  People of high status often perceive others to be shorter than they really are 
D)  People of high status are often perceived as being shorter than people of low status 
A)  Short men are discriminated against in the professional and dating world 
B)  Short people are perceived as more persuasive 
C)  People of high status often perceive others to be shorter than they really are 
D)  People of high status are often perceived as being shorter than people of low status

Question 7

The more attractive a person is, the most positive stereotypes and perceptions are attributed to them.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Studies have found that wearing makeup can result in negative outcomes for women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The more attractive a person, the more likely they are to receive offers for dates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What are the three types of somatypes?

Accepted Answer

Endomorphs

Adornment cues:

When it comes to appearing more attractive, which of the following research was found to be true?

Which of the following statements best describes the "matching hypothesis"?

Which is not a feature that is studied to determine whether a face is perceived as more or less attractive?

What is the "Beautiful is good" hypothesis?

Which of the following statements is true about research studies on height?

The more attractive a person is, the most positive stereotypes and perceptions are attributed to them.

Studies have found that wearing makeup can result in negative outcomes for women.

The more attractive a person, the more likely they are to receive offers for dates.

What are the three types of somatypes?

Introduction and Overview

Bio-evolutionary Influences on Nonverbal Communication

Sociocultural Influences on Nonverbal Communication

The Visual and Auditory Codes: Kinesics and Vocalics

The Contact Codes: Haptics and Proxemics

The Place and Time Codes: Environment, Artifacts, and Chronemics

Displaying Identities, Managing Images, and Forming Impressions

Expressing Emotions

Relational Messages: Developing and Expressing Closeness

Relational Messages: Power, Dominance, and Status

Coordinating Interaction

Influencing Others

Deceiving and Detecting Deception

Filters

Exam 6: The Body as a Code: Appearance and Adornment

Adornment cues:

When it comes to appearing more attractive, which of the following research was found to be true?

Which of the following statements best describes the "matching hypothesis"?

Which is not a feature that is studied to determine whether a face is perceived as more or less attractive?

What is the "Beautiful is good" hypothesis?

Which of the following statements is true about research studies on height?

The more attractive a person is, the most positive stereotypes and perceptions are attributed to them.

Studies have found that wearing makeup can result in negative outcomes for women.

The more attractive a person, the more likely they are to receive offers for dates.

What are the three types of somatypes?

Introduction and Overview

Bio-evolutionary Influences on Nonverbal Communication

Sociocultural Influences on Nonverbal Communication

The Visual and Auditory Codes: Kinesics and Vocalics

The Contact Codes: Haptics and Proxemics

The Place and Time Codes: Environment, Artifacts, and Chronemics

Displaying Identities, Managing Images, and Forming Impressions

Expressing Emotions

Relational Messages: Developing and Expressing Closeness

Relational Messages: Power, Dominance, and Status

Coordinating Interaction

Influencing Others

Deceiving and Detecting Deception

Filters