Question 1

People generally describe smells as either "good" smells or "bad" smells but rarely somewhere in between.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

How does our experience of subjective time differ from chronological time?

Accepted Answer

A)  Our experience of subjective time is personal while our experience of chronological time is cultural. 
B)  Our experience of subjective time is dependent on our feelings about the activity we're engaging with while our experience of chronological time is dependent on how long that activity takes to complete. 
C)  Our experience of subjective time is based on our personal relationship to time while our experience of chronological time is based on the passage of moments along a measurable continuum. 
D)  Our experience of subjective time is based on our personal relationship to time while our experience of chronological time is based on how we choose to use our time during a particular time period. 
A)  Our experience of subjective time is personal while our experience of chronological time is cultural. 
B)  Our experience of subjective time is dependent on our feelings about the activity we're engaging with while our experience of chronological time is dependent on how long that activity takes to complete. 
C)  Our experience of subjective time is based on our personal relationship to time while our experience of chronological time is based on the passage of moments along a measurable continuum. 
D)  Our experience of subjective time is based on our personal relationship to time while our experience of chronological time is based on how we choose to use our time during a particular time period.

Question 3

A person with a future orientation may be more willing to delay gratification.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

How are monochronism and polychronism similar?

Accepted Answer

A)  Both monochronism or polychronism approaches to time lead to equally successful outcomes. 
B)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time are influenced by cultural attitudes about how to use time. 
C)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time determine how we perceive our time horizon. 
D)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time are applicable to work time and committed nonwork time but not to noncommitted time. 
A)  Both monochronism or polychronism approaches to time lead to equally successful outcomes. 
B)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time are influenced by cultural attitudes about how to use time. 
C)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time determine how we perceive our time horizon. 
D)  Both monochronism and polychronism approaches to time are applicable to work time and committed nonwork time but not to noncommitted time.

Question 5

Our chronological clock is a way that can actually be used to accurately measure one's physical age based upon the decline of one's DNA chemistry.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

In what way are the nonverbal code dealing with smells and the nonverbal code dealing with time similar?

Accepted Answer

A)  Both of them are consistent across cultures. 
B)  They are both the result of cultural differences. 
C)  They both reflect dynamic cultural change. 
D)  Both of them are expressions of cultural power. 
A)  Both of them are consistent across cultures. 
B)  They are both the result of cultural differences. 
C)  They both reflect dynamic cultural change. 
D)  Both of them are expressions of cultural power.

Question 7

Polychronism is the term used to describe those times when we focus on accomplishing many things at once.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Our perception of that point of time in the future when we no longer exist is known as our ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  life horizon 
B)  time horizon 
C)  time expectation 
D)  expected 
A)  life horizon 
B)  time horizon 
C)  time expectation 
D)  expected

Question 9

Unlike other mammals whose scent signature is only shared across their species, the scent signature of human beings is not species-specific and only exists as unique to each individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

What is the relationship between the chrometrics and culture?

Accepted Answer

Varies but should reflect the students u

Question 11

Mia is always busy juggling her college classes, part time job, and planned community activities which include playing in a women's volleyball league and volunteering at her local YMCA. Clearly, Mia has plenty of work time and committed nonwork time but little or no ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  noncommitted time 
B)  committed free time 
C)  prioritized time 
D)  master plan 
A)  noncommitted time 
B)  committed free time 
C)  prioritized time 
D)  master plan

Question 12

When compared with other mammals, humans are microsmatic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The nonverbal code chronemics expresses a person's attitude toward ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  their culture 
B)  their biology 
C)  time 
D)  digital technology 
A)  their culture 
B)  their biology 
C)  time 
D)  digital technology

Question 14

The nonverbal code of olfactics as unique because it ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  is comprised of an evaluative continuum 
B)  can be easily defined through the chemistry of smell 
C)  offers guidelines to determine which smells are good and which are bad 
D)  has little influence on communication interactions 
A)  is comprised of an evaluative continuum 
B)  can be easily defined through the chemistry of smell 
C)  offers guidelines to determine which smells are good and which are bad 
D)  has little influence on communication interactions

Question 15

When people are repeatedly immersed in a scent, they become desensitized to that smell through a process known as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  olfactic continuum 
B)  evaluative continuum 
C)  smell adaptation 
D)  smell resonance 
A)  olfactic continuum 
B)  evaluative continuum 
C)  smell adaptation 
D)  smell resonance

Question 16

What determines whether a person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell?

Accepted Answer

A)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell reaches a certain level of intensity. 
B)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell is sweet. 
C)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell is associated with a positive memory. 
D)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that person is familiar with the smell. 
A)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell reaches a certain level of intensity. 
B)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell is sweet. 
C)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that smell is associated with a positive memory. 
D)  A person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell if that person is familiar with the smell.

Question 17

Noncommitted time is associated with planned activities that aren't work-related.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

A person with a past orientation may be so focused on today's experience that they don't plan for or even seem to care much about the future.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

When nonverbal behaviors and norms are repeated in the same way by many people throughout a culture, those nonverbal behaviors and norms ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  spread to other cultures 
B)  are associated with certain verbal behaviors 
C)  lose their meaning 
D)  give meaning to a culture 
A)  spread to other cultures 
B)  are associated with certain verbal behaviors 
C)  lose their meaning 
D)  give meaning to a culture

Question 20

People often exhibit a bias toward attending to either the past, present, or future known as ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  time perspective 
B)  subjective perspective 
C)  temporal conceptualization 
D)  subjective conceptualization 
A)  time perspective 
B)  subjective perspective 
C)  temporal conceptualization 
D)  subjective conceptualization

People generally describe smells as either "good" smells or "bad" smells but rarely somewhere in between.

How does our experience of subjective time differ from chronological time?

A person with a future orientation may be more willing to delay gratification.

How are monochronism and polychronism similar?

Our chronological clock is a way that can actually be used to accurately measure one's physical age based upon the decline of one's DNA chemistry.

In what way are the nonverbal code dealing with smells and the nonverbal code dealing with time similar?

Polychronism is the term used to describe those times when we focus on accomplishing many things at once.

Our perception of that point of time in the future when we no longer exist is known as our ______.

Unlike other mammals whose scent signature is only shared across their species, the scent signature of human beings is not species-specific and only exists as unique to each individual.

What is the relationship between the chrometrics and culture?

Mia is always busy juggling her college classes, part time job, and planned community activities which include playing in a women's volleyball league and volunteering at her local YMCA. Clearly, Mia has plenty of work time and committed nonwork time but little or no ______.

When compared with other mammals, humans are microsmatic.

The nonverbal code chronemics expresses a person's attitude toward ______.

The nonverbal code of olfactics as unique because it ______.

When people are repeatedly immersed in a scent, they become desensitized to that smell through a process known as ______.

What determines whether a person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell?

Noncommitted time is associated with planned activities that aren't work-related.

A person with a past orientation may be so focused on today's experience that they don't plan for or even seem to care much about the future.

When nonverbal behaviors and norms are repeated in the same way by many people throughout a culture, those nonverbal behaviors and norms ______.

People often exhibit a bias toward attending to either the past, present, or future known as ______.

Nonverbal Communication Origins

Nonverbal Communication Features

Identity and the Nonverbal Codes

Kinesics: Engaging Motion and Gestures

Proxemics: Engaging Personal Space and Interpersonal Distance

Haptics: Engaging Physical Contact and Touch

Oculesics: Engaging Gaze and Other Eye Behaviors

Vocalics: Engaging the Voice and Other Vocalizations

Physical Appearance: Engaging Identity and Physical Features

Environmental Elements: Engaging Fixed and Semi-Fixed Features

Nonverbal Communication: Moving Forward

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Exam 11: Chronemics and Olfactics: Codes of Time and Scent

People generally describe smells as either "good" smells or "bad" smells but rarely somewhere in between.

How does our experience of subjective time differ from chronological time?

A person with a future orientation may be more willing to delay gratification.

How are monochronism and polychronism similar?

Our chronological clock is a way that can actually be used to accurately measure one's physical age based upon the decline of one's DNA chemistry.

In what way are the nonverbal code dealing with smells and the nonverbal code dealing with time similar?

Polychronism is the term used to describe those times when we focus on accomplishing many things at once.

Our perception of that point of time in the future when we no longer exist is known as our ______.

Unlike other mammals whose scent signature is only shared across their species, the scent signature of human beings is not species-specific and only exists as unique to each individual.

What is the relationship between the chrometrics and culture?

Mia is always busy juggling her college classes, part time job, and planned community activities which include playing in a women's volleyball league and volunteering at her local YMCA. Clearly, Mia has plenty of work time and committed nonwork time but little or no ______.

When compared with other mammals, humans are microsmatic.

The nonverbal code chronemics expresses a person's attitude toward ______.

The nonverbal code of olfactics as unique because it ______.

When people are repeatedly immersed in a scent, they become desensitized to that smell through a process known as ______.

What determines whether a person will experience positive emotions when they perceive a particular smell?

Noncommitted time is associated with planned activities that aren't work-related.

A person with a past orientation may be so focused on today's experience that they don't plan for or even seem to care much about the future.

When nonverbal behaviors and norms are repeated in the same way by many people throughout a culture, those nonverbal behaviors and norms ______.

People often exhibit a bias toward attending to either the past, present, or future known as ______.

Nonverbal Communication Origins

Nonverbal Communication Features

Identity and the Nonverbal Codes

Kinesics: Engaging Motion and Gestures

Proxemics: Engaging Personal Space and Interpersonal Distance

Haptics: Engaging Physical Contact and Touch

Oculesics: Engaging Gaze and Other Eye Behaviors

Vocalics: Engaging the Voice and Other Vocalizations

Physical Appearance: Engaging Identity and Physical Features

Environmental Elements: Engaging Fixed and Semi-Fixed Features

Nonverbal Communication: Moving Forward

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