Exam 4: Nonverbal Communication

Sadness is one of the universal forms of nonverbal expression.

List the seven universally recognized facial expressions according to research by Ekman and colleagues.

Subcultures tend to have similar nonverbal messages,as long as they are a part of the same dominant culture.

Directing turn taking in a conversation is an example of using nonverbals to ______ interaction.

______ stated that our facial expressions,such as smiles and frowns,are not learned but biologically determined.

Identify,with intercultural examples,three of the six functions performed by nonverbal communication.

According to Hall,doing many things at once is known as ______ time.

The study of communication by smell is known as ______.

In Asia,silence has generally been considered socially disagreeable.

The space that an individual claims,whether permanently or temporarily,is referred to as ______.

Define and give examples of how artifactual communication is used differently in different cultures.

The nonverbal elements of the voice are referred to as ______.

In Fragante v.City and County of Honolulu,the Supreme Court let stand a federal appeals court decision supporting an employee's termination based on ______.

Even if a smile is universally recognized as a sign of friendliness,it has other meanings specific to a culture.

Define and give examples of how silence is used differently in different cultures.

Chinese geomancy,______,is the art of manipulating the physical environment to establish harmony with the natural environment.

Define and give examples of how kinesics are used differently in different cultures.

Which early culture established that a year was 365.24 days long?

Which of the following is the study of our use of personal space?