Question 1

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Influences perceptions of credibility and attraction.

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

When we respond to the non-verbal communication cues of the people around us, we are demonstrating which theory?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 3

When we interact, upon what do we base our feelings and emotional responses?

Accepted Answer

A) upon what the other person says 
B) upon what the other person means 
C) upon what the other person does 
D) upon what the perception check conveys 
A) upon what the other person says 
B) upon what the other person means 
C) upon what the other person does 
D) upon what the perception check conveys

Question 4

The laughter that you display when telling a funny story or the tears that flow when you relate the details of a sad movie are examples of which non-verbal category?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 5

The regulatory function of the eyes serves what purpose in interpersonal interaction?

Accepted Answer

A) It signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk. 
B) It reveals our emotions. 
C) It provides information about the behaviour of others. 
D) It provides information about the thought processes of others. 
A) It signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk. 
B) It reveals our emotions. 
C) It provides information about the behaviour of others. 
D) It provides information about the thought processes of others.

Question 6

We are more likely to use non-verbal cues than verbal to signal

Accepted Answer

A) positive feelings for another person. 
B) negative feelings for another person. 
C) requests of another person. 
D) adaptation to another person. 
A) positive feelings for another person. 
B) negative feelings for another person. 
C) requests of another person. 
D) adaptation to another person.

Question 7

Which theory suggests that we enter relationships with certain preconceived expectations of how we expect others to behave?

Accepted Answer

A) Interactional synchrony 
B) Interaction adaptation theory 
C) Expectancy Violation Theory 
D) Non-verbal communication theory 
A) Interactional synchrony 
B) Interaction adaptation theory 
C) Expectancy Violation Theory 
D) Non-verbal communication theory

Question 8

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Provides cues to use, ownership, or occupancy of space.

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 9

The expressive function of the eyes serves what purpose?

Accepted Answer

A) giving information about another person's thought processes 
B) giving information about another person's desire to talk 
C) giving information about one's emotional state 
D) giving information about one's behaviour 
A) giving information about another person's thought processes 
B) giving information about another person's desire to talk 
C) giving information about one's emotional state 
D) giving information about one's behaviour

Question 10

When you're listening to your friend and you lean forward and raise your eyebrows to indicate you want to speak, you are displaying which non-verbal cues?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways non-verbal cues help us manage verbal messages?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal cues can substitute for verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal cues can repeat verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal cues can contradict verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal cues can reorganize verbal messages. 
A) Non-verbal cues can substitute for verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal cues can repeat verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal cues can contradict verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal cues can reorganize verbal messages.

Question 12

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Provides information about status, power, and intimacy.

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 13

Non-verbal messages work with verbal messages to

Accepted Answer

A) control verbal messages and to restrict the emotional meaning of verbal messages. 
B) control verbal messages and enable the emotional meaning of the verbal messages to be made clear. 
C) replace verbal messages and provide entirely the emotional meaning of verbal messages. 
D) help us manage verbal messages and to augment the emotional meaning of verbal messages. 
A) control verbal messages and to restrict the emotional meaning of verbal messages. 
B) control verbal messages and enable the emotional meaning of the verbal messages to be made clear. 
C) replace verbal messages and provide entirely the emotional meaning of verbal messages. 
D) help us manage verbal messages and to augment the emotional meaning of verbal messages.

Question 14

Which function signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk?

Accepted Answer

A) the regulatory function 
B) the monitoring function 
C) the expressive function 
D) the cognitive function 
A) the regulatory function 
B) the monitoring function 
C) the expressive function 
D) the cognitive function

Question 15

As much as 55 percent of meaning is channelled through what part of our non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) the voice 
B) touch 
C) space 
D) the face 
A) the voice 
B) touch 
C) space 
D) the face

Question 16

Why is non-verbal communication so important in the communication process?

Accepted Answer

Non-verbal communication is important be

Question 17

Your oldest friends can probably interpret your non-verbal behaviours more accurately than a friend you just met because

Accepted Answer

A) they always consider the context. 
B) they look for clusters of non-verbal cues. 
C) the longer you know someone, the better you can interpret their non-verbal cues. 
D) they use perception checks. 
A) they always consider the context. 
B) they look for clusters of non-verbal cues. 
C) the longer you know someone, the better you can interpret their non-verbal cues. 
D) they use perception checks.

Question 18

Intimate space is the space we observe

Accepted Answer

A) with those with whom we are well acquainted. 
B) with individuals with whom we share public spaces. 
C) with our family and friends. 
D) with individuals in professional situations. 
A) with those with whom we are well acquainted. 
B) with individuals with whom we share public spaces. 
C) with our family and friends. 
D) with individuals in professional situations.

Question 19

Describe and give examples of two of the four stages of quasi-courtship behaviour.

Accepted Answer

*Courtship readiness occurs when we are

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about gender differences in non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) Men have a more prolonged gaze than women. 
B) Men tend to have more space around them than women. 
C) Women smile more than men. 
D) Men are more likely to initiate touch. 
A) Men have a more prolonged gaze than women. 
B) Men tend to have more space around them than women. 
C) Women smile more than men. 
D) Men are more likely to initiate touch.

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Influences perceptions of credibility and attraction.

When we respond to the non-verbal communication cues of the people around us, we are demonstrating which theory?

When we interact, upon what do we base our feelings and emotional responses?

The laughter that you display when telling a funny story or the tears that flow when you relate the details of a sad movie are examples of which non-verbal category?

The regulatory function of the eyes serves what purpose in interpersonal interaction?

We are more likely to use non-verbal cues than verbal to signal

Which theory suggests that we enter relationships with certain preconceived expectations of how we expect others to behave?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Provides cues to use, ownership, or occupancy of space.

The expressive function of the eyes serves what purpose?

When you're listening to your friend and you lean forward and raise your eyebrows to indicate you want to speak, you are displaying which non-verbal cues?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways non-verbal cues help us manage verbal messages?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Provides information about status, power, and intimacy.

Non-verbal messages work with verbal messages to

Which function signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk?

As much as 55 percent of meaning is channelled through what part of our non-verbal communication?

Why is non-verbal communication so important in the communication process?

Your oldest friends can probably interpret your non-verbal behaviours more accurately than a friend you just met because

Intimate space is the space we observe

Describe and give examples of two of the four stages of quasi-courtship behaviour.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about gender differences in non-verbal communication?

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Exam 6: Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Influences perceptions of credibility and attraction.

When we respond to the non-verbal communication cues of the people around us, we are demonstrating which theory?

When we interact, upon what do we base our feelings and emotional responses?

The laughter that you display when telling a funny story or the tears that flow when you relate the details of a sad movie are examples of which non-verbal category?

The regulatory function of the eyes serves what purpose in interpersonal interaction?

We are more likely to use non-verbal cues than verbal to signal

Which theory suggests that we enter relationships with certain preconceived expectations of how we expect others to behave?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Provides cues to use, ownership, or occupancy of space.

The expressive function of the eyes serves what purpose?

When you're listening to your friend and you lean forward and raise your eyebrows to indicate you want to speak, you are displaying which non-verbal cues?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways non-verbal cues help us manage verbal messages?

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Provides information about status, power, and intimacy.

Non-verbal messages work with verbal messages to

Which function signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk?

As much as 55 percent of meaning is channelled through what part of our non-verbal communication?

Why is non-verbal communication so important in the communication process?

Your oldest friends can probably interpret your non-verbal behaviours more accurately than a friend you just met because

Intimate space is the space we observe

Describe and give examples of two of the four stages of quasi-courtship behaviour.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about gender differences in non-verbal communication?

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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