Question 1

Interpersonal communication typically does NOT occur in

Accepted Answer

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

Question 2

Identify the role that each of the four spatial zones identified by Hall plays in interpersonal relationships.

Accepted Answer

*Allowing someone into your intimate zone suggests that you have or desire an intimate relationship with the other person.If this is not the case, we will feel uncomfortable and ill at ease.
*The personal zone is reserved for people with whom we have a close, yet not intimate relationship, friends, family, and some acquaintances.Those whom we do not know well, such as acquaintances, will probably be kept at a greater distance than family and friends.
*Social space reflects a more formal or professional relationship.
*Public space reflects relatively impersonal relationships.

Question 3

Personal space is the area in which we feel most comfortable

Accepted Answer

A) conducting professional or business discussions. 
B) distancing ourselves from others in a shopping mall. 
C) conversing with those with whom we are well acquainted. 
D) visiting with family and friends. 
A) conducting professional or business discussions. 
B) distancing ourselves from others in a shopping mall. 
C) conversing with those with whom we are well acquainted. 
D) visiting with family and friends. D

Question 4

"Sure" and "O.K." are examples of

Accepted Answer

A) agreements. 
B) emblems. 
C) adaptors. 
D) backchannel cues. 
A) agreements. 
B) emblems. 
C) adaptors. 
D) backchannel cues.

Question 5

Who of the following are NOT better at encoding and decoding non-verbal messages?

Accepted Answer

A) People who are better at accurately expressing their own feelings and emotions. 
B) People who are extroverted, have high self-esteem, are not shy, and are generally expressive. 
C) People who choose people-oriented jobs, like teaching, sales, or nursing. 
D) People who watch a lot of television and movies. 
A) People who are better at accurately expressing their own feelings and emotions. 
B) People who are extroverted, have high self-esteem, are not shy, and are generally expressive. 
C) People who choose people-oriented jobs, like teaching, sales, or nursing. 
D) People who watch a lot of television and movies.

Question 6

Animation in face, voice, and gestures are prime indicators of

Accepted Answer

A) arousal. 
B) intimacy. 
C) immediacy. 
D) dominance. 
A) arousal. 
B) intimacy. 
C) immediacy. 
D) dominance.

Question 7

The range that is designated as social space is

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A) 0 to 1½ feet. 
B) 1½ feet to 4 feet. 
C) greater than 12 feet. 
D) 4 feet to 12 feet. 
A) 0 to 1½ feet. 
B) 1½ feet to 4 feet. 
C) greater than 12 feet. 
D) 4 feet to 12 feet.

Question 8

The space we occupy with those with whom we are well acquainted is

Accepted Answer

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

Question 9

When you simultaneously tell a job interviewer that you are pleased for the opportunity to interview, and at the same time you are smiling, practising direct eye contact, and maintaining a firm handshake, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal messages complement the emotional message. 
B) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate emotional messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages. 
A) Non-verbal messages complement the emotional message. 
B) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate emotional messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages.

Question 10

"Good fences make good neighbours" exemplifies

Accepted Answer

A) personal space. 
B) proximics. 
C) territoriality. 
D) facial expressions. 
A) personal space. 
B) proximics. 
C) territoriality. 
D) facial expressions.

Question 11

We decide whether a date is going to be pleasant or dull in

Accepted Answer

A) four minutes. 
B) thirty seconds. 
C) a fraction of a second. 
D) in one minute. 
A) four minutes. 
B) thirty seconds. 
C) a fraction of a second. 
D) in one minute.

Question 12

That non-verbal messages are often ambiguous means that

Accepted Answer

A) non-verbal messages do not have a specific beginning and an end. 
B) we perceive non-verbal messages from a variety of sources. 
C) the meaning of the message may be known only to the person displaying the message. 
D) there is no cross-cultural dictionary of non-verbal meaning. 
A) non-verbal messages do not have a specific beginning and an end. 
B) we perceive non-verbal messages from a variety of sources. 
C) the meaning of the message may be known only to the person displaying the message. 
D) there is no cross-cultural dictionary of non-verbal meaning.

Question 13

The principle underlying immediacy is

Accepted Answer

A) we use our voice and face to indicate emotional involvement. 
B) non-verbal cues can communicate status and power. 
C) we move toward persons we like and away from those we don't like. 
D) it is necessary to ask where interpretations of non-verbal behaviours are accurate. 
A) we use our voice and face to indicate emotional involvement. 
B) non-verbal cues can communicate status and power. 
C) we move toward persons we like and away from those we don't like. 
D) it is necessary to ask where interpretations of non-verbal behaviours are accurate.

Question 14

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Communicate information, status, warmth, credibility, interest in others, attitudes, liking.

Accepted Answer

A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance 
A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance

Question 15

Some people are better at interpreting non-verbal communication.Who?

Accepted Answer

People who are better at accurately expr

Question 16

The monitoring function of eye contact

Accepted Answer

A) gives information about another person's thought process. 
B) indicates when we want to communicate. 
C) gives information about how receptive the other person is. 
D) gives information about emotions. 
A) gives information about another person's thought process. 
B) indicates when we want to communicate. 
C) gives information about how receptive the other person is. 
D) gives information about emotions.

Question 17

When you are physically distant from your partner, when you are female, and when you are an extrovert, you are

Accepted Answer

A) more likely to make eye contact with your partner. 
B) more likely to use the expressive function of eye contact. 
C) less likely to use the regulatory function of eye contact. 
D) less likely to look at your partner. 
A) more likely to make eye contact with your partner. 
B) more likely to use the expressive function of eye contact. 
C) less likely to use the regulatory function of eye contact. 
D) less likely to look at your partner.

Question 18

Your significant other does not seem to be observing the degree of eye contact with you that you have become used to.However, all other non-verbal cues seem to be consistent with what you know of him/her.You decide not to place too much emphasis on the eye contact.Which of the principles for interpreting non-verbal messages are you observing?

Accepted Answer

A) The longer you know someone, the better you can interpret non-verbal cues. 
B) look for clusters of non-verbal cues 
C) consider non-verbal cues in context 
D) check your perceptions with others 
A) The longer you know someone, the better you can interpret non-verbal cues. 
B) look for clusters of non-verbal cues 
C) consider non-verbal cues in context 
D) check your perceptions with others

Question 19

Arousal communicates

Accepted Answer

A) status and power. 
B) active interest and emotional involvement. 
C) liking and pleasure. 
D) closeness and power. 
A) status and power. 
B) active interest and emotional involvement. 
C) liking and pleasure. 
D) closeness and power.

Question 20

Albert Mehrabian found that open body and arm position, forward lean, and relaxed posture communicate

Accepted Answer

A) willingness to continue communication. 
B) receptiveness and responsiveness. 
C) attempts to persuade. 
D) liking. 
A) willingness to continue communication. 
B) receptiveness and responsiveness. 
C) attempts to persuade. 
D) liking.

Interpersonal communication typically does NOT occur in

Identify the role that each of the four spatial zones identified by Hall plays in interpersonal relationships.

Personal space is the area in which we feel most comfortable

"Sure" and "O.K." are examples of

Who of the following are NOT better at encoding and decoding non-verbal messages?

Animation in face, voice, and gestures are prime indicators of

The range that is designated as social space is

The space we occupy with those with whom we are well acquainted is

When you simultaneously tell a job interviewer that you are pleased for the opportunity to interview, and at the same time you are smiling, practising direct eye contact, and maintaining a firm handshake, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

"Good fences make good neighbours" exemplifies

We decide whether a date is going to be pleasant or dull in

That non-verbal messages are often ambiguous means that

The principle underlying immediacy is

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicate information, status, warmth, credibility, interest in others, attitudes, liking.

Some people are better at interpreting non-verbal communication.Who?

The monitoring function of eye contact

When you are physically distant from your partner, when you are female, and when you are an extrovert, you are

Arousal communicates

Albert Mehrabian found that open body and arm position, forward lean, and relaxed posture communicate

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

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Exam 6: Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Interpersonal communication typically does NOT occur in

Identify the role that each of the four spatial zones identified by Hall plays in interpersonal relationships.

Personal space is the area in which we feel most comfortable

"Sure" and "O.K." are examples of

Who of the following are NOT better at encoding and decoding non-verbal messages?

Animation in face, voice, and gestures are prime indicators of

The range that is designated as social space is

The space we occupy with those with whom we are well acquainted is

When you simultaneously tell a job interviewer that you are pleased for the opportunity to interview, and at the same time you are smiling, practising direct eye contact, and maintaining a firm handshake, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

"Good fences make good neighbours" exemplifies

We decide whether a date is going to be pleasant or dull in

That non-verbal messages are often ambiguous means that

The principle underlying immediacy is

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicate information, status, warmth, credibility, interest in others, attitudes, liking.

Some people are better at interpreting non-verbal communication.Who?

The monitoring function of eye contact

When you are physically distant from your partner, when you are female, and when you are an extrovert, you are

Arousal communicates

Albert Mehrabian found that open body and arm position, forward lean, and relaxed posture communicate

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Self

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Listening and Responding

Verbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Cultural Diversity

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Developing, Maintaining, and Ending Interpersonal Relationships

Interpersonal Relationships at Home, Through

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