Question 1

Tell what odor memory is.

Accepted Answer

Odor memory refers to the ability of an

Question 2

This level of "nowness" is the biological/physical/technical level of time. Which is it?

Accepted Answer

A)  Minimal Unit. 
B)  Standard interval of time. 
C)  Variable unit. 
D)  Point-instant level. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  Minimal Unit. 
B)  Standard interval of time. 
C)  Variable unit. 
D)  Point-instant level. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 3

Tell how most people use formal time when communicating with others.

Accepted Answer

Most people use formal time expressions

Question 4

Using an example of how some company has manipulated scents to sell their products, discuss how it has either made you want to buy the product or not to buy it.

Accepted Answer

One example of a company manipulating sc

Question 5

Tell the things it is possible to manipulate scents to do.

Accepted Answer

It is possible to manipulate scents in a

Question 6

Your significant other wears the same scent every time you two are together, and you identify him/her by this scent. Which olfactory identification process is seen in this example?

Accepted Answer

A)  Olfactory signature. 
B)  Male/Female differences. 
C)  Olfactory adaptation. 
D)  Odor memory. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  Olfactory signature. 
B)  Male/Female differences. 
C)  Olfactory adaptation. 
D)  Odor memory. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 7

Tell the things that being punctual communicates.

Accepted Answer

Being punctual communicates several impo

Question 8

This aspect of the time trichotomy says that people who live on this time clock view life in terms of novelty, seeking new perspectives on both old and new perceptions. Which is it?

Accepted Answer

A)  Future-oriented. 
B)  Present-oriented. 
C)  Meta-time oriented. 
D)  Past-oriented. 
E)  None of the above. 
A)  Future-oriented. 
B)  Present-oriented. 
C)  Meta-time oriented. 
D)  Past-oriented. 
E)  None of the above.

Question 9

Tell the characteristics of Western culture's time usage.

Accepted Answer

Western culture's time usage is characte

Question 10

Tell what polychronic time is defined as.

Accepted Answer

Polychronic time is defined as a cultura

Question 11

Tell what sync time includes.

Accepted Answer

Sync time typically refers to the proces

Tell what odor memory is.

This level of "nowness" is the biological/physical/technical level of time. Which is it?

Tell how most people use formal time when communicating with others.

Using an example of how some company has manipulated scents to sell their products, discuss how it has either made you want to buy the product or not to buy it.

Tell the things it is possible to manipulate scents to do.

Your significant other wears the same scent every time you two are together, and you identify him/her by this scent. Which olfactory identification process is seen in this example?

Tell the things that being punctual communicates.

This aspect of the time trichotomy says that people who live on this time clock view life in terms of novelty, seeking new perspectives on both old and new perceptions. Which is it?

Tell the characteristics of Western culture's time usage.

Tell what polychronic time is defined as.

Tell what sync time includes.

Foundations of Nonverbal Communication

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

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 10: The Covert Subcodes: Biofeedback, Olfaction, and Chronemics

Tell what odor memory is.

This level of "nowness" is the biological/physical/technical level of time. Which is it?

Tell how most people use formal time when communicating with others.

Using an example of how some company has manipulated scents to sell their products, discuss how it has either made you want to buy the product or not to buy it.

Tell the things it is possible to manipulate scents to do.

Your significant other wears the same scent every time you two are together, and you identify him/her by this scent. Which olfactory identification process is seen in this example?

Tell the things that being punctual communicates.

This aspect of the time trichotomy says that people who live on this time clock view life in terms of novelty, seeking new perspectives on both old and new perceptions. Which is it?

Tell the characteristics of Western culture's time usage.

Tell what polychronic time is defined as.

Tell what sync time includes.

Foundations of Nonverbal Communication

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

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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