Question 1

If a cashier touches your hand while giving you change,this is referred to as professional touch.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Identify Hall's distance zones for defining personal space rules in the U.S. How might individuals from other cultures benefit from knowing them? How can it help with other cultures?​

Accepted Answer

Edward T. Hall, an anthropologist, ident

Question 3

Vocal qualities include all of the following except: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​volume 
B) ​tempo 
C) ​dialect 
D) ​resonance 
E) ​none of these 
A) ​volume 
B) ​tempo 
C) ​dialect 
D) ​resonance 
E) ​none of these

Question 4

If you scratch your head because you have an itch,but an observer thinks you are scratching your head because you're confused about something,what type of nonverbal communication has occurred? ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​unintentional 
B) ​intentional 
C) ​emergent 
D) ​non-emergent 
E) ​none 
A) ​unintentional 
B) ​intentional 
C) ​emergent 
D) ​non-emergent 
E) ​none

Question 5

Compare and contrast the concepts of formal and informal time.​

Accepted Answer

Formal time and informal time are two di

Question 6

If a person in the U.S.tells a child,"I'll be there in a minute," what type of time are they referencing? ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​formal 
B) ​social 
C) ​informal 
D) ​professional 
E) ​rational 
A) ​formal 
B) ​social 
C) ​informal 
D) ​professional 
E) ​rational

Question 7

​Which of the following is true regarding the nonverbal message value of clothing?

Accepted Answer

A) ​ it can convey social and economic status; 
B) ​moral standards 
C) ​belief system 
D) ​athletic abilities or interests 
E) ​all of these 
A) ​ it can convey social and economic status; 
B) ​moral standards 
C) ​belief system 
D) ​athletic abilities or interests 
E) ​all of these

Question 8

The Japanese and Chinese restraint of strong feelings is considered to be a sign of immaturity and foolishness.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following is true about agreement gestures? ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​they mean the same thing in every culture 
B) ​always indicates agreement 
C) ​are culturally based 
D) ​none of these 
A) ​they mean the same thing in every culture 
B) ​always indicates agreement 
C) ​are culturally based 
D) ​none of these

Question 10

If you are getting your hair cut,what type of touch will the stylist be likely to use?       ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​professional 
B) ​accidental 
C) ​incidental 
D) ​social-politeness 
E) ​intentional 
A) ​professional 
B) ​accidental 
C) ​incidental 
D) ​social-politeness 
E) ​intentional

Question 11

According the spatial rules of the dominant U.S.culture,two people standing approximately 3 feet apart are likely to be: ​

Accepted Answer

A) ​family or a close friend 
B) ​business acquaintances 
C) ​intimate partner or significant other 
D) ​strangers 
E) ​colleagues 
A) ​family or a close friend 
B) ​business acquaintances 
C) ​intimate partner or significant other 
D) ​strangers 
E) ​colleagues

Question 12

How does the frequency and intensity of gestures vary across cultures?​

Accepted Answer

The frequency and intensity of gestures

Question 13

Gestures are a nonverbal vocabulary that people use,both intentionally and unintentionally,to share their internal states.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Umms,ers,likes,and you knows in a stream of speech are referred to as vocal segregates.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

If a person say's "ok" while gesturing with a 'thumbs-up' or 'a-ok' sign,what is the function o the nonverbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) ​regulating 
B) ​repeating 
C) ​substituting 
D) ​creating identity 
E) ​conforming display 
A) ​regulating 
B) ​repeating 
C) ​substituting 
D) ​creating identity 
E) ​conforming display

Question 16

The majority opinion among scholars is that there are universal facial expressions for which people have similar meanings.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

​Nonverbal behavior has little role in regulating interactions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Based on the recommendations offered in the text,what steps should you take to help improve your nonverbal communication skills?​

Accepted Answer

To improve your nonverbal communication

Question 19

Scheduling a job interview for 2:00 pm is an example of formal use of time.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

How do the rules of seating differ from culture to culture and what does seating communicate?  Include at least two specific examples.​

Accepted Answer

The rules of seating can vary significan

If a cashier touches your hand while giving you change,this is referred to as professional touch.

Identify Hall's distance zones for defining personal space rules in the U.S. How might individuals from other cultures benefit from knowing them? How can it help with other cultures?

Vocal qualities include all of the following except:

If you scratch your head because you have an itch,but an observer thinks you are scratching your head because you're confused about something,what type of nonverbal communication has occurred?

Compare and contrast the concepts of formal and informal time.

If a person in the U.S.tells a child,"I'll be there in a minute," what type of time are they referencing?

Which of the following is true regarding the nonverbal message value of clothing?

The Japanese and Chinese restraint of strong feelings is considered to be a sign of immaturity and foolishness.

Which of the following is true about agreement gestures?

If you are getting your hair cut,what type of touch will the stylist be likely to use?

According the spatial rules of the dominant U.S.culture,two people standing approximately 3 feet apart are likely to be:

How does the frequency and intensity of gestures vary across cultures?

Gestures are a nonverbal vocabulary that people use,both intentionally and unintentionally,to share their internal states.

Umms,ers,likes,and you knows in a stream of speech are referred to as vocal segregates.

If a person say's "ok" while gesturing with a 'thumbs-up' or 'a-ok' sign,what is the function o the nonverbal communication?

The majority opinion among scholars is that there are universal facial expressions for which people have similar meanings.

Nonverbal behavior has little role in regulating interactions.

Based on the recommendations offered in the text,what steps should you take to help improve your nonverbal communication skills?

Scheduling a job interview for 2:00 pm is an example of formal use of time.

How do the rules of seating differ from culture to culture and what does seating communicate? Include at least two specific examples.

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

If a cashier touches your hand while giving you change,this is referred to as professional touch.​

Identify Hall's distance zones for defining personal space rules in the U.S. How might individuals from other cultures benefit from knowing them? How can it help with other cultures?​

Vocal qualities include all of the following except: ​

If you scratch your head because you have an itch,but an observer thinks you are scratching your head because you're confused about something,what type of nonverbal communication has occurred? ​

Compare and contrast the concepts of formal and informal time.​

If a person in the U.S.tells a child,"I'll be there in a minute," what type of time are they referencing? ​

​Which of the following is true regarding the nonverbal message value of clothing?

The Japanese and Chinese restraint of strong feelings is considered to be a sign of immaturity and foolishness.​

Which of the following is true about agreement gestures? ​

If you are getting your hair cut,what type of touch will the stylist be likely to use? ​

According the spatial rules of the dominant U.S.culture,two people standing approximately 3 feet apart are likely to be: ​

How does the frequency and intensity of gestures vary across cultures?​

Gestures are a nonverbal vocabulary that people use,both intentionally and unintentionally,to share their internal states.​

Umms,ers,likes,and you knows in a stream of speech are referred to as vocal segregates.

If a person say's "ok" while gesturing with a 'thumbs-up' or 'a-ok' sign,what is the function o the nonverbal communication?

The majority opinion among scholars is that there are universal facial expressions for which people have similar meanings.​

​Nonverbal behavior has little role in regulating interactions.

Based on the recommendations offered in the text,what steps should you take to help improve your nonverbal communication skills?​

Scheduling a job interview for 2:00 pm is an example of formal use of time.​

How do the rules of seating differ from culture to culture and what does seating communicate? Include at least two specific examples.​

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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If a cashier touches your hand while giving you change,this is referred to as professional touch.

Identify Hall's distance zones for defining personal space rules in the U.S. How might individuals from other cultures benefit from knowing them? How can it help with other cultures?

Vocal qualities include all of the following except:

If you scratch your head because you have an itch,but an observer thinks you are scratching your head because you're confused about something,what type of nonverbal communication has occurred?

Compare and contrast the concepts of formal and informal time.

If a person in the U.S.tells a child,"I'll be there in a minute," what type of time are they referencing?

Which of the following is true regarding the nonverbal message value of clothing?

The Japanese and Chinese restraint of strong feelings is considered to be a sign of immaturity and foolishness.

Which of the following is true about agreement gestures?

If you are getting your hair cut,what type of touch will the stylist be likely to use?

According the spatial rules of the dominant U.S.culture,two people standing approximately 3 feet apart are likely to be:

How does the frequency and intensity of gestures vary across cultures?

Gestures are a nonverbal vocabulary that people use,both intentionally and unintentionally,to share their internal states.

The majority opinion among scholars is that there are universal facial expressions for which people have similar meanings.

Nonverbal behavior has little role in regulating interactions.

Based on the recommendations offered in the text,what steps should you take to help improve your nonverbal communication skills?

Scheduling a job interview for 2:00 pm is an example of formal use of time.

How do the rules of seating differ from culture to culture and what does seating communicate? Include at least two specific examples.