Question 1

What is the relationship between our group identity and our individual identity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Group identity supersedes our need to develop an individual identify. 
B)  Group identity recedes in relationship to our dominant need for individual identity. 
C)  Group identity exists in oppositional tension to our need for individual identity. 
D)  Group identity can help reduce uncertainty about our individual identity. 
A)  Group identity supersedes our need to develop an individual identify. 
B)  Group identity recedes in relationship to our dominant need for individual identity. 
C)  Group identity exists in oppositional tension to our need for individual identity. 
D)  Group identity can help reduce uncertainty about our individual identity. D

Question 2

Unlike artifacts or adornments, body modifications are ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  significantly more expensive 
B)  significantly more permanent 
C)  a more radical statement 
D)  culturally insensitive 
A)  significantly more expensive 
B)  significantly more permanent 
C)  a more radical statement 
D)  culturally insensitive B

Question 3

Both identity and ______ are words used to describe the relatively unchanging or stable set of perceptions or ideas that we hold about ourselves.

Accepted Answer

A)  self-awareness 
B)  self-esteem 
C)  self-concept 
D)  self-worth 
A)  self-awareness 
B)  self-esteem 
C)  self-concept 
D)  self-worth C

Question 4

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships because group memberships ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  provide us with a sense of social inclusion 
B)  prevent us from feeling lonely 
C)  are necessary for economic success 
D)  are easy to obtain and maintain 
A)  provide us with a sense of social inclusion 
B)  prevent us from feeling lonely 
C)  are necessary for economic success 
D)  are easy to obtain and maintain

Question 5

What is the relationship between an individual's nonverbal behaviors and their social status within a group?

Accepted Answer

A)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors often reflect their formal status within a group but rarely reflect their informal status. 
B)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors determine their formal and informal status within a group. 
C)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors will both influence and reflect their formal and informal status within a group. 
D)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors often reflect their informal status within a group but rarely reflect their formal status. 
A)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors often reflect their formal status within a group but rarely reflect their informal status. 
B)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors determine their formal and informal status within a group. 
C)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors will both influence and reflect their formal and informal status within a group. 
D)  An individual's nonverbal behaviors often reflect their informal status within a group but rarely reflect their formal status.

Question 6

In what ways does an individual's facial features contribute to the perception of their attractiveness?

Accepted Answer

Varies and may include bi-lateral symmet

Question 7

______ are visual representations of the connections between two people, often seen in close friendships or romantic relationships.

Accepted Answer

A)  Tie-sign 
B)  Tie-badge 
C)  Joint-adornment 
D)  Shared-artifact 
A)  Tie-sign 
B)  Tie-badge 
C)  Joint-adornment 
D)  Shared-artifact

Question 8

What distinguishes faces with bi-lateral symmetry?

Accepted Answer

A)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features that are in sizes proportional to each other. 
B)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features that vary in size and location on both sides of the face. 
C)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features of that blend across both sides of the face. 
D)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features of the same size and location on both sides of the face. 
A)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features that are in sizes proportional to each other. 
B)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features that vary in size and location on both sides of the face. 
C)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features of that blend across both sides of the face. 
D)  Faces with bi-lateral symmetry have facial features of the same size and location on both sides of the face.

Question 9

Which of the following describes endomorphs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more muscle and a medium height, resulting in an athletic-looking v-shaped torso. 
B)  Individuals whose body is characterized by little muscle or fat and a tall height, resulting in a longer, leaner build. 
C)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more fatty tissue and a shorter height, resulting in a rounder, plumper, or curvier shape. 
D)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more muscle, less fat, and a medium height, resulting in a stronger, leaner build. 
A)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more muscle and a medium height, resulting in an athletic-looking v-shaped torso. 
B)  Individuals whose body is characterized by little muscle or fat and a tall height, resulting in a longer, leaner build. 
C)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more fatty tissue and a shorter height, resulting in a rounder, plumper, or curvier shape. 
D)  Individuals whose body is characterized by more muscle, less fat, and a medium height, resulting in a stronger, leaner build.

Question 10

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A face with ______ appears to represent even more sex characteristics associated with that gender, such as a man's face that appears more masculine and a woman's face appears more feminine.

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual isomorphism 
B)  sexual dimorphism 
C)  gender isomorphism 
D)  gender dimorphism 
A)  sexual isomorphism 
B)  sexual dimorphism 
C)  gender isomorphism 
D)  gender dimorphism

Question 12

Our self-concept describes the way we feel about our identity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Compare and contrast artifacts, adornments and body modifications as they relate to identity expression.

Accepted Answer

Varies but should reflect an understandi

Question 14

Research has demonstrated that people are quite accurate when evaluating their own body types.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The two main categories of physical appearance are features that ______

Accepted Answer

A)  are perceived to be positive and features that are perceived to be negative 
B)  reflect group memberships and features that reflect individuality 
C)  are based on biologically and features selected from one's environment 
D)  considered ordinary and features that are perceived to be extraordinary 
A)  are perceived to be positive and features that are perceived to be negative 
B)  reflect group memberships and features that reflect individuality 
C)  are based on biologically and features selected from one's environment 
D)  considered ordinary and features that are perceived to be extraordinary

Question 16

Facial symmetry is often a marker of both genetic and environmental health.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Tanica's older sister had multiple body piercings, several on each ear and one in each nostril. When Tanica turned 13 she started getting her own body piercings, just like her big sister, because ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  the degree of attractiveness of body modifications is related to personal aesthetics 
B)  body modifications are easy to acquire and maintain 
C)  body modifications are a logical extension of physical adornment 
D)  body modifications seemed like the normal thing to do based on her cultural experience 
A)  the degree of attractiveness of body modifications is related to personal aesthetics 
B)  body modifications are easy to acquire and maintain 
C)  body modifications are a logical extension of physical adornment 
D)  body modifications seemed like the normal thing to do based on her cultural experience

Question 18

______ Theory suggests that our identity is comprised of the various group memberships of which we claim to be a part.

Accepted Answer

A)  Social Performance 
B)  Social Identity 
C)  Group Membership 
D)  Group Identity 
A)  Social Performance 
B)  Social Identity 
C)  Group Membership 
D)  Group Identity

Question 19

Early humans adapted to flourish in small family units.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Nonverbal communication behaviors in social contexts can serve as key indicators of both in-group or out-group membership.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What is the relationship between our group identity and our individual identity?

Unlike artifacts or adornments, body modifications are ______.

Both identity and ______ are words used to describe the relatively unchanging or stable set of perceptions or ideas that we hold about ourselves.

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships because group memberships ______.

What is the relationship between an individual's nonverbal behaviors and their social status within a group?

In what ways does an individual's facial features contribute to the perception of their attractiveness?

______ are visual representations of the connections between two people, often seen in close friendships or romantic relationships.

What distinguishes faces with bi-lateral symmetry?

Which of the following describes endomorphs?

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships.

A face with ______ appears to represent even more sex characteristics associated with that gender, such as a man's face that appears more masculine and a woman's face appears more feminine.

Our self-concept describes the way we feel about our identity.

Compare and contrast artifacts, adornments and body modifications as they relate to identity expression.

Research has demonstrated that people are quite accurate when evaluating their own body types.

The two main categories of physical appearance are features that ______

Facial symmetry is often a marker of both genetic and environmental health.

Tanica's older sister had multiple body piercings, several on each ear and one in each nostril. When Tanica turned 13 she started getting her own body piercings, just like her big sister, because ______.

______ Theory suggests that our identity is comprised of the various group memberships of which we claim to be a part.

Early humans adapted to flourish in small family units.

Nonverbal communication behaviors in social contexts can serve as key indicators of both in-group or out-group membership.

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

Environmental Elements: Engaging Fixed and Semi-Fixed Features

Chronemics and Olfactics: Codes of Time and Scent

Nonverbal Communication: Moving Forward

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Exam 9: Physical Appearance: Engaging Identity and Physical Features

What is the relationship between our group identity and our individual identity?

Unlike artifacts or adornments, body modifications are ______.

Both identity and ______ are words used to describe the relatively unchanging or stable set of perceptions or ideas that we hold about ourselves.

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships because group memberships ______.

What is the relationship between an individual's nonverbal behaviors and their social status within a group?

In what ways does an individual's facial features contribute to the perception of their attractiveness?

______ are visual representations of the connections between two people, often seen in close friendships or romantic relationships.

What distinguishes faces with bi-lateral symmetry?

Which of the following describes endomorphs?

Our self-esteem is often tied to our successful group memberships.

A face with ______ appears to represent even more sex characteristics associated with that gender, such as a man's face that appears more masculine and a woman's face appears more feminine.

Our self-concept describes the way we feel about our identity.

Compare and contrast artifacts, adornments and body modifications as they relate to identity expression.

Research has demonstrated that people are quite accurate when evaluating their own body types.

The two main categories of physical appearance are features that ______

Facial symmetry is often a marker of both genetic and environmental health.

Tanica's older sister had multiple body piercings, several on each ear and one in each nostril. When Tanica turned 13 she started getting her own body piercings, just like her big sister, because ______.

______ Theory suggests that our identity is comprised of the various group memberships of which we claim to be a part.

Early humans adapted to flourish in small family units.

Nonverbal communication behaviors in social contexts can serve as key indicators of both in-group or out-group membership.

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

Environmental Elements: Engaging Fixed and Semi-Fixed Features

Chronemics and Olfactics: Codes of Time and Scent

Nonverbal Communication: Moving Forward

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