Question 1

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Communicates intimacy, affection, or rejection.

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 2

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about facial expressions?

Accepted Answer

A) We have learned how to control our facial expressions. 
B) Facial expressions seem to be contagious 
C) We can better judge facial expressions when the expressions are more complex. 
D) We cannot control our facial expressions. 
A) We have learned how to control our facial expressions. 
B) Facial expressions seem to be contagious 
C) We can better judge facial expressions when the expressions are more complex. 
D) We cannot control our facial expressions.

Question 3

How do men and women differ in their display and interpretation of non-verbal cues? Give six different examples of ways that men and women differ.

Accepted Answer

Gender differences and non-verbal commun

Question 4

In what ways do understanding the concepts of immediacy, arousal, and dominance help us understand how our non-verbal cues are interpreted?

Accepted Answer

*Immediacy cues increase our sensory awa

Question 5

Using posture and body orientation to be seen by others indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

Accepted Answer

A) appeals to invitation 
B) preening behaviour 
C) positional cues 
D) courtship readiness 
A) appeals to invitation 
B) preening behaviour 
C) positional cues 
D) courtship readiness

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT an effective method for improving your ability to interpret others' non-verbal messages?

Accepted Answer

A) Learn more about your own non-verbal messages by watching yourself in a mirror. 
B) Check your perceptions with others. 
C) Look for clusters of non-verbal cues. 
D) Consider non-verbal cues in context. 
A) Learn more about your own non-verbal messages by watching yourself in a mirror. 
B) Check your perceptions with others. 
C) Look for clusters of non-verbal cues. 
D) Consider non-verbal cues in context.

Question 7

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone, we are in the stage of

Accepted Answer

A) appeals to invitation. 
B) preening behaviour. 
C) courtship readiness. 
D) positional cues. 
A) appeals to invitation. 
B) preening behaviour. 
C) courtship readiness. 
D) positional cues.

Question 8

Which is accurate regarding the facial expressions of women and men?

Accepted Answer

A) Women have less variety than men, but spend more time smiling than men. 
B) Men have more variety than women, but spend less time smiling than women. 
C) Women have more variety than men, and spend more time smiling than men. 
D) Men have less variety than women, but spend more time smiling than women. 
A) Women have less variety than men, but spend more time smiling than men. 
B) Men have more variety than women, but spend less time smiling than women. 
C) Women have more variety than men, and spend more time smiling than men. 
D) Men have less variety than women, but spend more time smiling than women.

Question 9

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Communicate emotion through pitch, rate, volume, and quality, and modify the meaning of messages.

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 10

Use of space, posture, clothing and furniture are non-verbal cues indicating

Accepted Answer

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

Question 11

Most group interaction occurs in which spatial zone?

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

Question 12

We make judgements about strangers 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 13

Describe the functions of eye contact.

Accepted Answer

Functions of Eye Contact :
Cognitive: pr

Question 14

Sucking in the stomach and standing up straight indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

Accepted Answer

A) appeals to invitation 
B) preening behaviour 
C) positional cues 
D) courtship readiness 
A) appeals to invitation 
B) preening behaviour 
C) positional cues 
D) courtship readiness

Question 15

We spend ________ percent of our time in conversation looking at something other than the persons' eyes.

Accepted Answer

A) 57 
B) 62 
C) 43 
D) 70 
A) 57 
B) 62 
C) 43 
D) 70

Question 16

What perceptions do we generally have of attractive people?

Accepted Answer

A) There are no generally held perceptions of attractive people. 
B) Attractive people have more status in intimate and social contexts; less attractive people have more status in personal and public contexts. 
C) Attractive people have a more difficult time being persuasive than less attractive people. 
D) Attractive people are perceived as more credible, happier, popular, sociable, and prosperous than less attractive people. 
A) There are no generally held perceptions of attractive people. 
B) Attractive people have more status in intimate and social contexts; less attractive people have more status in personal and public contexts. 
C) Attractive people have a more difficult time being persuasive than less attractive people. 
D) Attractive people are perceived as more credible, happier, popular, sociable, and prosperous than less attractive people.

Question 17

The theory that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

Accepted Answer

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

Question 18

We feel comfortable conducting conversations with our family and friends in

Accepted Answer

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

Question 19

Adaptors are non-verbal behaviours that

Accepted Answer

A) regulate the flow of conversation. 
B) help us satisfy a personal need. 
C) provide meaning to a verbal message. 
D) express emotion. 
A) regulate the flow of conversation. 
B) help us satisfy a personal need. 
C) provide meaning to a verbal message. 
D) express emotion.

Question 20

Intimate space is the area ranging from

Accepted Answer

A) 1½ to 4 feet. 
B) 0 to 1½ feet. 
C) 4 feet to 12 feet. 
D) 12 feet and more. 
A) 1½ to 4 feet. 
B) 0 to 1½ feet. 
C) 4 feet to 12 feet. 
D) 12 feet and more.

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicates intimacy, affection, or rejection.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about facial expressions?

How do men and women differ in their display and interpretation of non-verbal cues? Give six different examples of ways that men and women differ.

In what ways do understanding the concepts of immediacy, arousal, and dominance help us understand how our non-verbal cues are interpreted?

Using posture and body orientation to be seen by others indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

Which of the following is NOT an effective method for improving your ability to interpret others' non-verbal messages?

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone, we are in the stage of

Which is accurate regarding the facial expressions of women and men?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicate emotion through pitch, rate, volume, and quality, and modify the meaning of messages.

Use of space, posture, clothing and furniture are non-verbal cues indicating

Most group interaction occurs in which spatial zone?

We make judgements about strangers in

Describe the functions of eye contact.

Sucking in the stomach and standing up straight indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

We spend ________ percent of our time in conversation looking at something other than the persons' eyes.

What perceptions do we generally have of attractive people?

The theory that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

We feel comfortable conducting conversations with our family and friends in

Adaptors are non-verbal behaviours that

Intimate space is the area ranging from

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Exam 6: Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicates intimacy, affection, or rejection.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about facial expressions?

How do men and women differ in their display and interpretation of non-verbal cues? Give six different examples of ways that men and women differ.

In what ways do understanding the concepts of immediacy, arousal, and dominance help us understand how our non-verbal cues are interpreted?

Using posture and body orientation to be seen by others indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

Which of the following is NOT an effective method for improving your ability to interpret others' non-verbal messages?

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone, we are in the stage of

Which is accurate regarding the facial expressions of women and men?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Communicate emotion through pitch, rate, volume, and quality, and modify the meaning of messages.

Use of space, posture, clothing and furniture are non-verbal cues indicating

Most group interaction occurs in which spatial zone?

We make judgements about strangers in

Describe the functions of eye contact.

Sucking in the stomach and standing up straight indicates which stage of courtship behaviour?

We spend ________ percent of our time in conversation looking at something other than the persons' eyes.

What perceptions do we generally have of attractive people?

The theory that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

We feel comfortable conducting conversations with our family and friends in

Adaptors are non-verbal behaviours that

Intimate space is the area ranging from

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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