Question 1

All of the following statements are true about eye behavior in the dominant U.S.culture except ____.​

Accepted Answer

A) ​direct gaze signals a positive connection 
B) ​direct eye contact reflects a lack of interest 
C) ​avoiding eye contact is often associated with deceit 
D) ​prolonged stare often perceived as a signal of interest or sexual suggestion 
A) ​direct gaze signals a positive connection 
B) ​direct eye contact reflects a lack of interest 
C) ​avoiding eye contact is often associated with deceit 
D) ​prolonged stare often perceived as a signal of interest or sexual suggestion

Question 2

Explain what is meant by monochronic time,or M-time. Name at least two cultures that have this orientation and provide two examples that demonstrate the relationship.

Accepted Answer

Monochronic time, or M-time, refers to a

Question 3

Identify which of the following statements regarding U.S.gender differences in use of space is/are true: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​men more frequently walk in front of female partner 
B) ​men claim more space than women 
C) ​men more actively defend their territories 
D) ​under conditions of high density,men are more aggressive in their attempts to regain space 
E) ​all of these 
A) ​men more frequently walk in front of female partner 
B) ​men claim more space than women 
C) ​men more actively defend their territories 
D) ​under conditions of high density,men are more aggressive in their attempts to regain space 
E) ​all of these

Question 4

List and describe the functions of nonverbal communication. Provide an intercultural communication example for each.​

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal communication encompasses a wi

Question 5

Appearance is important because it often determines whether an interaction will occur or not.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

​If you scowl because you are angry,or frown because you are sad,what function of nonverbal communication are you engaged in?

Accepted Answer

A) ​expressing internal states 
B) ​regulating interaction 
C) ​repeating 
D) ​conforming display 
E) ​informing 
A) ​expressing internal states 
B) ​regulating interaction 
C) ​repeating 
D) ​conforming display 
E) ​informing

Question 7

Hijabs tend to generate more controversy in non-Muslim nations than Burqas.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What is meant by the term polychromic time,or P-time? Identify two cultures that share this orientation and provide examples that demonstrate the relationship.​

Accepted Answer

Polychronic time, or P-time, refers to a

Question 9

Describe an interaction in which vocal qualities,vocal characteristics,and vocal segregates are involved. Identify each instance and explain why they exemplify each concept.​

Accepted Answer

Sure! One example of an interaction invo

Question 10

​During negotiations,Americans have similar expectations with regard to small talk as their Japanese counterparts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Compare the cultural norms of touch in the U.S.to at least two other cultures. Be specific.​

Accepted Answer

In the United States, the cultural norms

Question 12

There are so many nuances to bowing in Japan that young children begin to learn this nonverbal behavior at a very young age.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is the role of silence in communication?  How is it used in different cultures?​

Accepted Answer

The role of silence in communication is

Question 14

Differentiate between idiosyncratic,agreement,and beckoning gestures. Be sure to demonstrate cultural differences for each.

Accepted Answer

Idiosyncratic gestures are unique to an

Question 15

If you say "good job" while giving the 'thumbs up' sign,you are substituting the message with nonverbal communication.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

A conceptualization in which time is viewed as a finite,scarce resource which must be rationed and controlled is referred to as: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​m-time 
B) ​bounded time 
C) ​p-time 
D) ​unbounded time 
E) ​f-time 
A) ​m-time 
B) ​bounded time 
C) ​p-time 
D) ​unbounded time 
E) ​f-time

Question 17

​If a server asks you if you'd like a refill and you nod in agreement because your mouth is full,what is the nonverbal communication function demonstrated by the nod?

Accepted Answer

A) ​regulating 
B) ​repeating 
C) ​substituting 
D) ​conforming display 
A) ​regulating 
B) ​repeating 
C) ​substituting 
D) ​conforming display

Question 18

Indians will indicate agreement by tossing their heads side to side,in contrast to Americans,who nod up and down.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Nonverbal communication is always intentional.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Provide at least three examples of attire associated with the Muslim faith. Discuss the meaning of these items within the culture as well as how they might be perceived by non-Muslim cultures.​

Accepted Answer

1. Hijab: The hijab is a headscarf worn

All of the following statements are true about eye behavior in the dominant U.S.culture except ____.

Explain what is meant by monochronic time,or M-time. Name at least two cultures that have this orientation and provide two examples that demonstrate the relationship.

Identify which of the following statements regarding U.S.gender differences in use of space is/are true:

List and describe the functions of nonverbal communication. Provide an intercultural communication example for each.

Appearance is important because it often determines whether an interaction will occur or not.

If you scowl because you are angry,or frown because you are sad,what function of nonverbal communication are you engaged in?

Hijabs tend to generate more controversy in non-Muslim nations than Burqas.

What is meant by the term polychromic time,or P-time? Identify two cultures that share this orientation and provide examples that demonstrate the relationship.

Describe an interaction in which vocal qualities,vocal characteristics,and vocal segregates are involved. Identify each instance and explain why they exemplify each concept.

During negotiations,Americans have similar expectations with regard to small talk as their Japanese counterparts.

Compare the cultural norms of touch in the U.S.to at least two other cultures. Be specific.

There are so many nuances to bowing in Japan that young children begin to learn this nonverbal behavior at a very young age.

What is the role of silence in communication? How is it used in different cultures?

Differentiate between idiosyncratic,agreement,and beckoning gestures. Be sure to demonstrate cultural differences for each.

If you say "good job" while giving the 'thumbs up' sign,you are substituting the message with nonverbal communication.

A conceptualization in which time is viewed as a finite,scarce resource which must be rationed and controlled is referred to as:

If a server asks you if you'd like a refill and you nod in agreement because your mouth is full,what is the nonverbal communication function demonstrated by the nod?

Indians will indicate agreement by tossing their heads side to side,in contrast to Americans,who nod up and down.

Nonverbal communication is always intentional.

Provide at least three examples of attire associated with the Muslim faith. Discuss the meaning of these items within the culture as well as how they might be perceived by non-Muslim cultures.

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Cultural History: Precursor to the Present and Future

Cultural Values: Road Maps for Behavior

Culture and Identity: Situating the Individual

Verbal Messages: Exchanging Ideas Through Language

Intercultural Communication in Contexts: Applications in Business, Education, and Health-Care

The Challenges of Intercultural Communication: Managing Differences

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Exam 9: Nonverbal Communications: The Messages of Action, Space, Time, and Silence

All of the following statements are true about eye behavior in the dominant U.S.culture except ____.​

Explain what is meant by monochronic time,or M-time. Name at least two cultures that have this orientation and provide two examples that demonstrate the relationship.

Identify which of the following statements regarding U.S.gender differences in use of space is/are true: ​

List and describe the functions of nonverbal communication. Provide an intercultural communication example for each.​

Appearance is important because it often determines whether an interaction will occur or not.​

​If you scowl because you are angry,or frown because you are sad,what function of nonverbal communication are you engaged in?

Hijabs tend to generate more controversy in non-Muslim nations than Burqas.​

What is meant by the term polychromic time,or P-time? Identify two cultures that share this orientation and provide examples that demonstrate the relationship.​

Describe an interaction in which vocal qualities,vocal characteristics,and vocal segregates are involved. Identify each instance and explain why they exemplify each concept.​

​During negotiations,Americans have similar expectations with regard to small talk as their Japanese counterparts.

Compare the cultural norms of touch in the U.S.to at least two other cultures. Be specific.​

There are so many nuances to bowing in Japan that young children begin to learn this nonverbal behavior at a very young age.​

What is the role of silence in communication? How is it used in different cultures?​

Differentiate between idiosyncratic,agreement,and beckoning gestures. Be sure to demonstrate cultural differences for each.

If you say "good job" while giving the 'thumbs up' sign,you are substituting the message with nonverbal communication.​

A conceptualization in which time is viewed as a finite,scarce resource which must be rationed and controlled is referred to as: ​

​If a server asks you if you'd like a refill and you nod in agreement because your mouth is full,what is the nonverbal communication function demonstrated by the nod?

Indians will indicate agreement by tossing their heads side to side,in contrast to Americans,who nod up and down.​

Nonverbal communication is always intentional.​

Provide at least three examples of attire associated with the Muslim faith. Discuss the meaning of these items within the culture as well as how they might be perceived by non-Muslim cultures.​

Intercultural Communication: A Requirement for the Interdependent Global Society

Communication and Culture: The Voice and the Echo

The Deep Structure of Culture: Lessons From the Family

World-View: Cultural Explanations of Life and Death

Cultural History: Precursor to the Present and Future

Cultural Values: Road Maps for Behavior

Culture and Identity: Situating the Individual

Verbal Messages: Exchanging Ideas Through Language

Intercultural Communication in Contexts: Applications in Business, Education, and Health-Care

The Challenges of Intercultural Communication: Managing Differences

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All of the following statements are true about eye behavior in the dominant U.S.culture except ____.

Identify which of the following statements regarding U.S.gender differences in use of space is/are true:

List and describe the functions of nonverbal communication. Provide an intercultural communication example for each.

Appearance is important because it often determines whether an interaction will occur or not.

If you scowl because you are angry,or frown because you are sad,what function of nonverbal communication are you engaged in?

Hijabs tend to generate more controversy in non-Muslim nations than Burqas.

What is meant by the term polychromic time,or P-time? Identify two cultures that share this orientation and provide examples that demonstrate the relationship.

Describe an interaction in which vocal qualities,vocal characteristics,and vocal segregates are involved. Identify each instance and explain why they exemplify each concept.

During negotiations,Americans have similar expectations with regard to small talk as their Japanese counterparts.

Compare the cultural norms of touch in the U.S.to at least two other cultures. Be specific.

There are so many nuances to bowing in Japan that young children begin to learn this nonverbal behavior at a very young age.

What is the role of silence in communication? How is it used in different cultures?

If you say "good job" while giving the 'thumbs up' sign,you are substituting the message with nonverbal communication.

A conceptualization in which time is viewed as a finite,scarce resource which must be rationed and controlled is referred to as:

If a server asks you if you'd like a refill and you nod in agreement because your mouth is full,what is the nonverbal communication function demonstrated by the nod?

Indians will indicate agreement by tossing their heads side to side,in contrast to Americans,who nod up and down.

Nonverbal communication is always intentional.

Provide at least three examples of attire associated with the Muslim faith. Discuss the meaning of these items within the culture as well as how they might be perceived by non-Muslim cultures.