Exam 4: Kinesics: Engaging Motion and Gestures

Neurocultural theory includes the perspectives of both the universalist and the cultural relativist positions.

Using an example, explain how the process of intermodal matching aids infants in learning to get their needs met within a family structure.

Identify three categories of gestures and explain what each category contributes to the communication of a message.

When Terrence first sees his friend Kristen, she's on the other side of a busy street so he waves to get her attention and points to the crosswalk ahead. When she starts to step off the curb as a bus comes by, he raises his hand to signal her to stop. To communicate with Kristen, Terrence has used ______.

Identify, compare, and contrast the facial expression components of two of the most commonly discussed affect displays.