Question 1

The professor who speaks in front of her classroom of 30 students is most likely standing at a(n) __________ distance.

Accepted Answer

A)  intimate 
B)  personal 
C)  social 
D)  public 
A)  intimate 
B)  personal 
C)  social 
D)  public C

Question 2

The vocal aspects of delivery including pitch (tone), volume (loudness), rate (speed), and quality (richness of one's voice) are part of which aspect of nonverbal communication?

Accepted Answer

Paralanguage

Question 3

Silence can communicate uneasiness or discomfort as well as send a positive message.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

When we feel nervous in both interpersonal and public speaking situations we tend to speak more slowly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Match the word or phrase with its meaning.
-Touch

Accepted Answer

A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements 
A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements

Question 6

The U.S. Defense Department used this study of bodily movements to teach soldiers to hold their hands over their hearts while greeting local populations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The U.S. Defense Department used this study...

Question 7

Match the word or phrase with its meaning.
-Regulators

Accepted Answer

A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements 
A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements

Question 8

Match the word or phrase with its meaning.
-Thought fillers

Accepted Answer

A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements 
A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements

Question 9

Sounds such as "like," "uh," "um," and "you know" are examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  kinesics. 
B)  regulators. 
C)  affect displays. 
D)  fillers. 
A)  kinesics. 
B)  regulators. 
C)  affect displays. 
D)  fillers.

Question 10

Nonverbal communication can be either ________ or ________; meaning we can either decide to send a message using our body, voice, or use of time, or send an unintentional message without knowledge.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Nonverbal communication can be either ________ or...

Question 11

The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction is called

Accepted Answer

A)  proxemics. 
B)  kinesics. 
C)  tactics. 
D)  logistics. 
A)  proxemics. 
B)  kinesics. 
C)  tactics. 
D)  logistics.

Question 12

Define kinesics, proxemics, and chronemics. Within your definition of kinesics, list the five different types and give specific examples of each.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Define kinesics, proxemics, and chronemics. Within your...

Question 13

Emotions such as sadness, fear, surprise, and anger MUST be communicated with words and not by using our faces.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What type of non-verbal communication concerns a person's voice pitch, volume, rate, and quality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Paraphrasing 
B)  Paralanguage 
C)  Parallelism 
D)  Paraphernalia 
A)  Paraphrasing 
B)  Paralanguage 
C)  Parallelism 
D)  Paraphernalia

Question 15

Mrs. Hill is unhappy at all the children running up and down the church pews during Pastor Allen's sermon. Mrs. Hill frowns at all the parents who fail to keep their children in line. The frown represents an affect display.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

While stuck in traffic, Marta could not tell whether the police officer was signaling her forward or telling her to turn right. This is because nonverbal communication is

Accepted Answer

A)  intentional. 
B)  unintentional. 
C)  ambiguous. 
D)  territorial. 
A)  intentional. 
B)  unintentional. 
C)  ambiguous. 
D)  territorial.

Question 17

In the American culture, time is viewed as a thing we can buy and trade.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Match the word or phrase with its meaning.
-Kinesics

Accepted Answer

A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements 
A)  Sounds used to fill in the gaps between words such as "you know" and "uh" 
B)  The study of how we use time 
C)  Signs of our emotional state 
D)  Nonverbal behaviors that grow out of our discomfort 
E)  The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction
F) The study of how we use time.
G) Body motions that take the place of words
H) Nonverbal symbols that reinforce a verbal message
I) Nonverbal behaviors that attempt to control communication
J) Nonverbal behavior that conveys a wide range of emotions
K) The study of bodily movements

Question 19

Marley is twirling her hair and rocking back and forth. What is this nonverbal behavior called?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Marley is twirling her hair and rocking...

Question 20

Dean nervously taps his foot on the tile floor while waiting to be called for his upcoming job interview. This is an example of what nonverbal behavior?

Accepted Answer

A)  Illustrators 
B)  Adaptors 
C)  Regulators 
D)  Emblems 
A)  Illustrators 
B)  Adaptors 
C)  Regulators 
D)  Emblems

The professor who speaks in front of her classroom of 30 students is most likely standing at a(n) __________ distance.

The vocal aspects of delivery including pitch (tone), volume (loudness), rate (speed), and quality (richness of one's voice) are part of which aspect of nonverbal communication?

Silence can communicate uneasiness or discomfort as well as send a positive message.

When we feel nervous in both interpersonal and public speaking situations we tend to speak more slowly.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Touch

The U.S. Defense Department used this study of bodily movements to teach soldiers to hold their hands over their hearts while greeting local populations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Regulators

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Thought fillers

Sounds such as "like," "uh," "um," and "you know" are examples of

Nonverbal communication can be either or ; meaning we can either decide to send a message using our body, voice, or use of time, or send an unintentional message without knowledge.

The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction is called

Define kinesics, proxemics, and chronemics. Within your definition of kinesics, list the five different types and give specific examples of each.

Emotions such as sadness, fear, surprise, and anger MUST be communicated with words and not by using our faces.

What type of non-verbal communication concerns a person's voice pitch, volume, rate, and quality?

Mrs. Hill is unhappy at all the children running up and down the church pews during Pastor Allen's sermon. Mrs. Hill frowns at all the parents who fail to keep their children in line. The frown represents an affect display.

While stuck in traffic, Marta could not tell whether the police officer was signaling her forward or telling her to turn right. This is because nonverbal communication is

In the American culture, time is viewed as a thing we can buy and trade.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Kinesics

Marley is twirling her hair and rocking back and forth. What is this nonverbal behavior called?

Dean nervously taps his foot on the tile floor while waiting to be called for his upcoming job interview. This is an example of what nonverbal behavior?

An Overview of Communication

Perception

Listening

Verbal Communication

Understanding Ourselves and Others

Creating a Positive Communication Climate

Interviewing

Communicating in Small Groups

Solving Problems Using Small Groups

Selecting a Speech Topic and Adapting to the Audience

Researching and Using Supportive Material for Your Speech

Organizing Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

The Informative Speech

The Persuasive Speech

Filters

Exam 5: Nonverbal Communication

The professor who speaks in front of her classroom of 30 students is most likely standing at a(n) __________ distance.

The vocal aspects of delivery including pitch (tone), volume (loudness), rate (speed), and quality (richness of one's voice) are part of which aspect of nonverbal communication?

Silence can communicate uneasiness or discomfort as well as send a positive message.

When we feel nervous in both interpersonal and public speaking situations we tend to speak more slowly.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Touch

The U.S. Defense Department used this study of bodily movements to teach soldiers to hold their hands over their hearts while greeting local populations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Regulators

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Thought fillers

Sounds such as "like," "uh," "um," and "you know" are examples of

Nonverbal communication can be either ________ or ________; meaning we can either decide to send a message using our body, voice, or use of time, or send an unintentional message without knowledge.

The study of physical space as it relates to human interaction is called

Define kinesics, proxemics, and chronemics. Within your definition of kinesics, list the five different types and give specific examples of each.

Emotions such as sadness, fear, surprise, and anger MUST be communicated with words and not by using our faces.

What type of non-verbal communication concerns a person's voice pitch, volume, rate, and quality?

Mrs. Hill is unhappy at all the children running up and down the church pews during Pastor Allen's sermon. Mrs. Hill frowns at all the parents who fail to keep their children in line. The frown represents an affect display.

While stuck in traffic, Marta could not tell whether the police officer was signaling her forward or telling her to turn right. This is because nonverbal communication is

In the American culture, time is viewed as a thing we can buy and trade.

Match the word or phrase with its meaning. -Kinesics

Marley is twirling her hair and rocking back and forth. What is this nonverbal behavior called?

Dean nervously taps his foot on the tile floor while waiting to be called for his upcoming job interview. This is an example of what nonverbal behavior?

An Overview of Communication

Perception

Listening

Verbal Communication

Understanding Ourselves and Others

Creating a Positive Communication Climate

Interviewing

Communicating in Small Groups

Solving Problems Using Small Groups

Selecting a Speech Topic and Adapting to the Audience

Researching and Using Supportive Material for Your Speech

Organizing Your Speech

Delivering Your Speech

The Informative Speech

The Persuasive Speech

Filters

Nonverbal communication can be either or ; meaning we can either decide to send a message using our body, voice, or use of time, or send an unintentional message without knowledge.