Question 1

Which of the following is a benefit of effective nonverbal communication use?

Accepted Answer

A) more success at influencing others 
B)  less need to communicate verbally 
C)  improvement in online communication skills 
D) less need for written communication skills 
A) more success at influencing others 
B)  less need to communicate verbally 
C)  improvement in online communication skills 
D) less need for written communication skills

Question 2

The facial feedback hypothesis posits that

Accepted Answer

A) if you give positive facial cues to others,they will reciprocate. 
B)  negative facial cues have little effect on the feedback people receive. 
C)  facial expressions influence levels of physiological arousal. 
D) if you feel sad,smiling will eliminate the sadness. 
A) if you give positive facial cues to others,they will reciprocate. 
B)  negative facial cues have little effect on the feedback people receive. 
C)  facial expressions influence levels of physiological arousal. 
D) if you feel sad,smiling will eliminate the sadness.

Question 3

Which of the following is true concerning the research on nonverbal communication functions?

Accepted Answer

A) Researchers have found that it is more difficult to detect lying by interpreting nonverbal cues than most people think. 
B)  Nonverbal communication has little to do with persuasion. 
C)  People use verbal communication more than nonverbal communication to manage how others see them. 
D) Emotional expression is more clearly evident in verbal communication than in nonverbal communication. 
A) Researchers have found that it is more difficult to detect lying by interpreting nonverbal cues than most people think. 
B)  Nonverbal communication has little to do with persuasion. 
C)  People use verbal communication more than nonverbal communication to manage how others see them. 
D) Emotional expression is more clearly evident in verbal communication than in nonverbal communication.

Question 4

People in monochronistic cultures

Accepted Answer

A) don't pay much attention to color. 
B)  compartmentalize time. 
C)  value silence. 
D) value traditions. 
A) don't pay much attention to color. 
B)  compartmentalize time. 
C)  value silence. 
D) value traditions.

Question 5

Paralanguage may be defined as the

Accepted Answer

A) nonverbal dimension of gesture. 
B)  vocal,verbal dimension of speech. 
C)  vocal,nonverbal dimension of speech. 
D) movements of the small muscles of the face. 
A) nonverbal dimension of gesture. 
B)  vocal,verbal dimension of speech. 
C)  vocal,nonverbal dimension of speech. 
D) movements of the small muscles of the face.

Question 6

In which of Edward Hall's spatial zones do we keep our friends,where we are able to grasp them at arm's length?

Accepted Answer

A)  intimate 
B)  personal 
C)  social 
D)  public 
A)  intimate 
B)  personal 
C)  social 
D)  public

Question 7

Match the term with an appropriate example.
-earmarker

Accepted Answer

A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack 
A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack

Question 8

During stressful situations,Andre tends to play with his glasses to calm his nerves and focus his Attention.Andre's nonverbal action is an example of an

Accepted Answer

A) emblem. 
B)  adaptor. 
C)  affect display. 
D) illustrator. 
A) emblem. 
B)  adaptor. 
C)  affect display. 
D) illustrator.

Question 9

Eye messages vary with both culture and gender.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Match the term with an appropriate example.
-adaptor

Accepted Answer

A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack 
A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack

Question 11

Match between columns
                        Premises: central marker
affect display
emblem
earmarker
adaptor

Accepted Answer

The Answer of making the okay sign instead of saying is...

Question 12

When you come into a lecture hall early,place your books and jacket on a seat,and then go out to talk with friends,you have engaged in behavior best described as

Accepted Answer

A) dominance. 
B)  transactional. 
C)  relational. 
D) territorial. 
A) dominance. 
B)  transactional. 
C)  relational. 
D) territorial.

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a function of silence?

Accepted Answer

A) signaling the solemnity of a message 
B)  demonstrating superiority over a co-worker 
C)  demonstrating socioeconomic status 
D) using it as a weapon.to hurt others 
A) signaling the solemnity of a message 
B)  demonstrating superiority over a co-worker 
C)  demonstrating socioeconomic status 
D) using it as a weapon.to hurt others

Question 14

The personal distance is the closest of all of Hall's four distances and ranges from the close phase of actual touching to the far phase of 6 to 18 inches.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Match the term with an appropriate example.
-central marker

Accepted Answer

A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack 
A) making the okay sign instead of saying 
B) smiling to convey or feign happiness 
C) doodling during a boring meeting to keep from falling asleep 
D) putting your briefcase in the seat next to you on a bus so no one will sit there 
E) putting your trademark on your backpack

Question 16

During team meetings,Luc doodles.This is an example of a self-adaptor.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Monochronemic societies tend to schedule many different tasks at one time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Your facial expressions can influence some feelings,but not all.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Artifactual communication would include

Accepted Answer

A) jewelry and clothing. 
B)  winking and nodding. 
C)  nearness and contact. 
D) pupil dilation and eye contact. 
A) jewelry and clothing. 
B)  winking and nodding. 
C)  nearness and contact. 
D) pupil dilation and eye contact.

Question 20

Olivia does not want Justin to know she is disappointed with the golf clubs he gave her for her birthday,so she smiles broadly and jumps up and down as if very excited.Olivia's use of nonverbal communication is an example of which principle of nonverbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) Nonverbal communication helps manage impressions. 
B)  Nonverbal messages structure conversation. 
C)  Nonverbal messages can influence communication. 
D) None of the above. 
A) Nonverbal communication helps manage impressions. 
B)  Nonverbal messages structure conversation. 
C)  Nonverbal messages can influence communication. 
D) None of the above.

Which of the following is a benefit of effective nonverbal communication use?

The facial feedback hypothesis posits that

Which of the following is true concerning the research on nonverbal communication functions?

People in monochronistic cultures

Paralanguage may be defined as the

In which of Edward Hall's spatial zones do we keep our friends,where we are able to grasp them at arm's length?

Match the term with an appropriate example. -earmarker

During stressful situations,Andre tends to play with his glasses to calm his nerves and focus his Attention.Andre's nonverbal action is an example of an

Eye messages vary with both culture and gender.

Match the term with an appropriate example. -adaptor

When you come into a lecture hall early,place your books and jacket on a seat,and then go out to talk with friends,you have engaged in behavior best described as

Which of the following is NOT a function of silence?

The personal distance is the closest of all of Hall's four distances and ranges from the close phase of actual touching to the far phase of 6 to 18 inches.

Match the term with an appropriate example. -central marker

During team meetings,Luc doodles.This is an example of a self-adaptor.

Monochronemic societies tend to schedule many different tasks at one time.

Your facial expressions can influence some feelings,but not all.

Artifactual communication would include

Olivia does not want Justin to know she is disappointed with the golf clubs he gave her for her birthday,so she smiles broadly and jumps up and down as if very excited.Olivia's use of nonverbal communication is an example of which principle of nonverbal communication?

The Essentials Of Human Communication

Perception Of Self And Others

Listening In Human Communication

Verbal Messages

Interpersonal Communication And Conversation

Interpersonal Relationships

Managing Interpersonal Conflict

Small Group Communication

Members And Leaders In Small Group Communication

Public Speaking Preparation (Steps 1-6)

Public Speaking Preparation And Delivery (Steps 7-10)

The Informative Speech

The Persuasive Speech

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Exam 5: Nonverbal Messages

Which of the following is a benefit of effective nonverbal communication use?

The facial feedback hypothesis posits that

Which of the following is true concerning the research on nonverbal communication functions?

People in monochronistic cultures

Paralanguage may be defined as the

In which of Edward Hall's spatial zones do we keep our friends,where we are able to grasp them at arm's length?

Match the term with an appropriate example. -earmarker

During stressful situations,Andre tends to play with his glasses to calm his nerves and focus his Attention.Andre's nonverbal action is an example of an

Eye messages vary with both culture and gender.

Match the term with an appropriate example. -adaptor

When you come into a lecture hall early,place your books and jacket on a seat,and then go out to talk with friends,you have engaged in behavior best described as

Which of the following is NOT a function of silence?

The personal distance is the closest of all of Hall's four distances and ranges from the close phase of actual touching to the far phase of 6 to 18 inches.

Match the term with an appropriate example. -central marker

During team meetings,Luc doodles.This is an example of a self-adaptor.

Monochronemic societies tend to schedule many different tasks at one time.

Your facial expressions can influence some feelings,but not all.

Artifactual communication would include

Olivia does not want Justin to know she is disappointed with the golf clubs he gave her for her birthday,so she smiles broadly and jumps up and down as if very excited.Olivia's use of nonverbal communication is an example of which principle of nonverbal communication?

The Essentials Of Human Communication

Perception Of Self And Others

Listening In Human Communication

Verbal Messages

Interpersonal Communication And Conversation

Interpersonal Relationships

Managing Interpersonal Conflict

Small Group Communication

Members And Leaders In Small Group Communication

Public Speaking Preparation (Steps 1-6)

Public Speaking Preparation And Delivery (Steps 7-10)

The Informative Speech

The Persuasive Speech

Filters