Question 1

Tell the general findings about interruptions.

Accepted Answer

Interruptions are a common occurrence in

Question 2

The basic definition of communication includes all except which of the following:

Accepted Answer

A)  An interactive process. 
B)  Process of senders stimulating meaning in the minds of receivers. 
C)  Attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors are expected to remain the same in the process. 
D)  Responses to messages received. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  An interactive process. 
B)  Process of senders stimulating meaning in the minds of receivers. 
C)  Attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors are expected to remain the same in the process. 
D)  Responses to messages received. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 3

We sense something through the 5 senses and then interpret and evaluate those messages; the external world becomes a part of what we refer to as knowledge; and these stimuli are filtered through many factors in order to create our interpretations. To what do these things refer?

Accepted Answer

A)  How norms play a part in nonverbal communication. 
B)  The things that make up perception as it applies to nonverbal communication. 
C)  The difference between intentionality and unintentionality. 
D)  The reasons we use silence. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  How norms play a part in nonverbal communication. 
B)  The things that make up perception as it applies to nonverbal communication. 
C)  The difference between intentionality and unintentionality. 
D)  The reasons we use silence. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 4

Discuss how much of our communication is nonverbal.

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal communication makes up a signi

Question 5

This subcode of nonverbal communication studies how we use space to communicate to others.

Accepted Answer

A)  Proxemics. 
B)  Haptics or Tactics. 
C)  Kinesics. 
D)  Vocalics. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  Proxemics. 
B)  Haptics or Tactics. 
C)  Kinesics. 
D)  Vocalics. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 6

Norms are an important part of our nonverbal communication. This often means what we communicate is based on context. To what concept does this refer?

Accepted Answer

A)  What people decide to do nonverbally is based on what they hope to accomplish. 
B)  Communication rules are absolute; they do not vary. 
C)  What is regular behavior in one situation may not fit in another situation. 
D)  It doesn't matter if we learn about communication rules because they vary so
Much. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  What people decide to do nonverbally is based on what they hope to accomplish. 
B)  Communication rules are absolute; they do not vary. 
C)  What is regular behavior in one situation may not fit in another situation. 
D)  It doesn't matter if we learn about communication rules because they vary so
Much. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 7

If I wave to you, you get the nonverbal representation of a greeting that I am trying to convey to you. To what concept does this refer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sign. 
B)  Symbol. 
C)  Norm of Reciprocity. 
D)  Linguistic Distinction. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  Sign. 
B)  Symbol. 
C)  Norm of Reciprocity. 
D)  Linguistic Distinction. 
E)  None of the above.

Tell the general findings about interruptions.

The basic definition of communication includes all except which of the following:

We sense something through the 5 senses and then interpret and evaluate those messages; the external world becomes a part of what we refer to as knowledge; and these stimuli are filtered through many factors in order to create our interpretations. To what do these things refer?

Discuss how much of our communication is nonverbal.

This subcode of nonverbal communication studies how we use space to communicate to others.

Norms are an important part of our nonverbal communication. This often means what we communicate is based on context. To what concept does this refer?

If I wave to you, you get the nonverbal representation of a greeting that I am trying to convey to you. To what concept does this refer?

Haptics Touch

Proxemics Personal Space

Proxemics Territory and Environment

Physical Appearance: Impressions of the Body

Body Alterations and Coverings

Kinesics: the Study of Human Body Movements

A Practical Functional Approach to Kinesics

Vocalics Paralanguage

The Covert Subcodes: Biofeedback, Olfaction, and Chronemics

Nonverbal Communication in Social Situations

Nonverbal Communication in the Family

Nonverbal Communication at Work

The Future of Nonverbal Communication: a Review

Appendix: Methods of Nonverbal Communication Research

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Exam 1: Foundations of Nonverbal Communication

Tell the general findings about interruptions.

The basic definition of communication includes all except which of the following:

We sense something through the 5 senses and then interpret and evaluate those messages; the external world becomes a part of what we refer to as knowledge; and these stimuli are filtered through many factors in order to create our interpretations. To what do these things refer?

Discuss how much of our communication is nonverbal.

This subcode of nonverbal communication studies how we use space to communicate to others.

Norms are an important part of our nonverbal communication. This often means what we communicate is based on context. To what concept does this refer?

If I wave to you, you get the nonverbal representation of a greeting that I am trying to convey to you. To what concept does this refer?

Haptics Touch

Proxemics Personal Space

Proxemics Territory and Environment

Physical Appearance: Impressions of the Body

Body Alterations and Coverings

Kinesics: the Study of Human Body Movements

A Practical Functional Approach to Kinesics

Vocalics Paralanguage

The Covert Subcodes: Biofeedback, Olfaction, and Chronemics

Nonverbal Communication in Social Situations

Nonverbal Communication in the Family

Nonverbal Communication at Work

The Future of Nonverbal Communication: a Review

Appendix: Methods of Nonverbal Communication Research

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