Exam 6: Nonverbal Language in Intercultural Communication

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Women in most cultures tend to use fewer and smaller gestures than men.

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Japanese people create mental space around them to cope with crowded conditions.

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Volume,pitch,and intonation are vocal qualifiers.

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The Japanese office arrangement illustrates the group orientation of the Japanese.

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The open office arrangement in Japan emphasizes

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Which of the following statements is not true?

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The volume,pitch,and intonation are referred to as

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What can you learn about the Japanese by studying the layout of their offices?

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The timing of verbal exchanges usually indicates who is in charge.

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Suit,dress shirt,and tie are acceptable business dress for men around the globe.

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In Asian cultures smiling can be a sign of embarrassment.

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Paralanguage refers to

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In Japanese culture,eye contact is related to honesty.

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Vocalization is the transforming of ideas into words.

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How can private space be used to understand the nonverbal communication through space in a business setting? Give specific examples.

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A businessperson in Venezuela who has discussions with two different people and answers the phone,all at the same time,indicates that he has power and connections.

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