Question 1

When you perceive the sound of a persons' voice, the individual's facial expression, and the gestures of the hands, you are demonstrating that

Accepted Answer

A) non-verbal messages are multi channelled. 
B) non-verbal messages are continuous. 
C) non-verbal messages are culture based. 
D) non-verbal messages are ambiguous. 
A) non-verbal messages are multi channelled. 
B) non-verbal messages are continuous. 
C) non-verbal messages are culture based. 
D) non-verbal messages are ambiguous.

Question 2

According to Mehrabian, what percent of emotional meaning is communicated verbally?

Accepted Answer

A) 93% 
B) 55% 
C) 7% 
D) 38% 
A) 93% 
B) 55% 
C) 7% 
D) 38%

Question 3

Which group is most sensitive to microexpressions?

Accepted Answer

A) Bhuddists 
B) police officers 
C) judges 
D) women 
A) Bhuddists 
B) police officers 
C) judges 
D) women

Question 4

Briefly define the terms "emblems," "illustrators," "affect displays," "regulators," and "adaptors." Give an example of the way in which each is related to verbal messages.

Accepted Answer

Refer to Recap: Cate

Question 5

What is needed to accurately interpret facial expressions?

Accepted Answer

A) knowing a person well 
B) knowing a person well, seeing the entire face and having plenty of time to watch it, and understanding the context 
C) seeing a person's entire face and understanding the context 
D) understanding the context of an emotion, having time to watch the person's face 
A) knowing a person well 
B) knowing a person well, seeing the entire face and having plenty of time to watch it, and understanding the context 
C) seeing a person's entire face and understanding the context 
D) understanding the context of an emotion, having time to watch the person's face

Question 6

When we feel friendly, when we are trying to persuade someone, when we are happy, or when we share information are some of the times we are likely

Accepted Answer

A) to touch people. 
B) to speak with a moderately high pitched voice. 
C) to use adaptors. 
D) to control our facial expression. 
A) to touch people. 
B) to speak with a moderately high pitched voice. 
C) to use adaptors. 
D) to control our facial expression.

Question 7

When you are around other people who are laughing, you are likely to begin laughing yourself. This is explained by which of the following theories?

Accepted Answer

A) Expectancy violation theory. 
B) Adaptational synchrony. 
C) Emotional contagion theory. 
D) Adaptation theory. 
A) Expectancy violation theory. 
B) Adaptational synchrony. 
C) Emotional contagion theory. 
D) Adaptation theory.

Question 8

Faces can produce ________ different expressions.

Accepted Answer

A) 250 
B) 2500 
C) 25,000 
D) 250,000 
A) 250 
B) 2500 
C) 25,000 
D) 250,000

Question 9

Non-verbal cues that communicate liking and pleasure are ________ cues.

Accepted Answer

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

Question 10

Brushing the hair out of your eyes is an example of which non-verbal movements?

Accepted Answer

A) adaptors 
B) affect displays 
C) regulators 
D) illustrators 
A) adaptors 
B) affect displays 
C) regulators 
D) illustrators

Question 11

You prefer to sit very close to individuals when you are visiting; however, your Asian friend prefers to allow more space between you.This is illustrating that

Accepted Answer

A) non-verbal messages are multi-channelled. 
B) non-verbal messages are ambiguous. 
C) non-verbal messages are culture based. 
D) non-verbal messages are continuous. 
A) non-verbal messages are multi-channelled. 
B) non-verbal messages are ambiguous. 
C) non-verbal messages are culture based. 
D) non-verbal messages are continuous.

Question 12

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Accepted Answer

To interpret facial expressions well, yo

Question 13

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

Accepted Answer

A) a regulator. 
B) a territorial marker. 
C) an emblem. 
D) proxemics. 
A) a regulator. 
B) a territorial marker. 
C) an emblem. 
D) proxemics.

Question 14

One team of researchers discovered that it is primarily ________ that communicate/s your level of intimacy with others when you express your ideas.

Accepted Answer

A) facial expressions 
B) posture 
C) eye contact 
D) the voice 
A) facial expressions 
B) posture 
C) eye contact 
D) the voice

Question 15

When we mirror the posture or behaviour of others, we are displaying

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal interaction theory. 
B) Interaction adaptation theory. 
C) Interactional synchrony. 
D) Synchronic adaptation theory. 
A) Non-verbal interaction theory. 
B) Interaction adaptation theory. 
C) Interactional synchrony. 
D) Synchronic adaptation theory.

Question 16

In response to your request to borrow a sweater, your roommate says "yes," but frowns while speaking.Your conclusion that your roommate is not happy about lending you the sweater is based on which quality of non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) non-verbal communication is the primary way we communicate feelings and attitudes. 
B) non-verbal cues accent and complement emotional messages. 
C) non-verbal messages are usually more believable than verbal messages. 
D) non-verbal cues repeat and regulate verbal messages. 
A) non-verbal communication is the primary way we communicate feelings and attitudes. 
B) non-verbal cues accent and complement emotional messages. 
C) non-verbal messages are usually more believable than verbal messages. 
D) non-verbal cues repeat and regulate verbal messages.

Question 17

What percentage of social meaning is based on non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) 38% 
B) 65% 
C) 80% 
D) 93% 
A) 38% 
B) 65% 
C) 80% 
D) 93%

Question 18

Explain how understanding our own use of each of the following can help us understand how we communicate interpersonally with others: emblems, illustrators, affect displays, regulators, adaptors.

Accepted Answer

*Noting how often we use emblems instead

Question 19

The main channel we use to communicate our feelings and attitudes toward others is

Accepted Answer

A) non-verbal communication. 
B) kinesics. 
C) personal space. 
D) adaptors. 
A) non-verbal communication. 
B) kinesics. 
C) personal space. 
D) adaptors.

Question 20

The face, hands, and feet have been identified as

Accepted Answer

A) the key sources of non-verbal leakage cues. 
B) the most effective means of sending messages non-verbally. 
C) the most effective means of interpreting non-verbal messages. 
D) the primary way we communicate our feelings and attitudes. 
A) the key sources of non-verbal leakage cues. 
B) the most effective means of sending messages non-verbally. 
C) the most effective means of interpreting non-verbal messages. 
D) the primary way we communicate our feelings and attitudes.

When you perceive the sound of a persons' voice, the individual's facial expression, and the gestures of the hands, you are demonstrating that

According to Mehrabian, what percent of emotional meaning is communicated verbally?

Which group is most sensitive to microexpressions?

Briefly define the terms "emblems," "illustrators," "affect displays," "regulators," and "adaptors." Give an example of the way in which each is related to verbal messages.

What is needed to accurately interpret facial expressions?

When we feel friendly, when we are trying to persuade someone, when we are happy, or when we share information are some of the times we are likely

When you are around other people who are laughing, you are likely to begin laughing yourself. This is explained by which of the following theories?

Faces can produce ________ different expressions.

Non-verbal cues that communicate liking and pleasure are ________ cues.

Brushing the hair out of your eyes is an example of which non-verbal movements?

You prefer to sit very close to individuals when you are visiting; however, your Asian friend prefers to allow more space between you.This is illustrating that

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

One team of researchers discovered that it is primarily ________ that communicate/s your level of intimacy with others when you express your ideas.

When we mirror the posture or behaviour of others, we are displaying

In response to your request to borrow a sweater, your roommate says "yes," but frowns while speaking.Your conclusion that your roommate is not happy about lending you the sweater is based on which quality of non-verbal communication?

What percentage of social meaning is based on non-verbal communication?

Explain how understanding our own use of each of the following can help us understand how we communicate interpersonally with others: emblems, illustrators, affect displays, regulators, adaptors.

The main channel we use to communicate our feelings and attitudes toward others is

The face, hands, and feet have been identified as

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Exam 6: Non-Verbal Communication Skills

When you perceive the sound of a persons' voice, the individual's facial expression, and the gestures of the hands, you are demonstrating that

According to Mehrabian, what percent of emotional meaning is communicated verbally?

Which group is most sensitive to microexpressions?

Briefly define the terms "emblems," "illustrators," "affect displays," "regulators," and "adaptors." Give an example of the way in which each is related to verbal messages.

What is needed to accurately interpret facial expressions?

When we feel friendly, when we are trying to persuade someone, when we are happy, or when we share information are some of the times we are likely

When you are around other people who are laughing, you are likely to begin laughing yourself. This is explained by which of the following theories?

Faces can produce ________ different expressions.

Non-verbal cues that communicate liking and pleasure are ________ cues.

Brushing the hair out of your eyes is an example of which non-verbal movements?

You prefer to sit very close to individuals when you are visiting; however, your Asian friend prefers to allow more space between you.This is illustrating that

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

One team of researchers discovered that it is primarily ________ that communicate/s your level of intimacy with others when you express your ideas.

When we mirror the posture or behaviour of others, we are displaying

In response to your request to borrow a sweater, your roommate says "yes," but frowns while speaking.Your conclusion that your roommate is not happy about lending you the sweater is based on which quality of non-verbal communication?

What percentage of social meaning is based on non-verbal communication?

Explain how understanding our own use of each of the following can help us understand how we communicate interpersonally with others: emblems, illustrators, affect displays, regulators, adaptors.

The main channel we use to communicate our feelings and attitudes toward others is

The face, hands, and feet have been identified as

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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