Question 1

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Express emotions.

Accepted Answer

A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance 
A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance

Question 2

Social space is that in which what type of interaction occurs?

Accepted Answer

A) conversations with those with whom we are well acquainted 
B) a teacher lecturing 
C) business and professional relationships 
D) family get togethers 
A) conversations with those with whom we are well acquainted 
B) a teacher lecturing 
C) business and professional relationships 
D) family get togethers

Question 3

The first record of using sign language dates back to

Accepted Answer

A) 400 BC. 
B) 400. 
C) 1840. 
D) 1940. 
A) 400 BC. 
B) 400. 
C) 1840. 
D) 1940.

Question 4

The secret handshake you and your childhood friends used is an example of

Accepted Answer

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

Question 5

When you are physically close, when you are low on inclusion needs, when you are talking rather than listening, you are

Accepted Answer

A) less likely to make eye contact with your partner. 
B) more likely to use the expressive function of eye contact. 
C) more likely to look at your partner. 
D) less likely to use the cognitive function of eye contact. 
A) less likely to make eye contact with your partner. 
B) more likely to use the expressive function of eye contact. 
C) more likely to look at your partner. 
D) less likely to use the cognitive function of eye contact.

Question 6

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions.
-Serves cognitive, monitoring, regulatory, and expressive functions.

Accepted Answer

A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance 
A) Movements and Gestures 
B) Eye Contact 
C) Facial Expressions 
D) Vocal Cues 
E) Personal Space
F)Territory
G)Touch
H)Appearance

Question 7

Behaviour other than written or spoken language that creates meaning for someone is

Accepted Answer

A) immediacy. 
B) affect display. 
C) adaptors. 
D) non-verbal communication. 
A) immediacy. 
B) affect display. 
C) adaptors. 
D) non-verbal communication.

Question 8

Overall, approximately what percent of emotional meaning is communicated non-verbally?

Accepted Answer

A) 55% 
B) 93% 
C) 38% 
D) 7% 
A) 55% 
B) 93% 
C) 38% 
D) 7%

Question 9

Vocal cues communicate what percent of meaning?

Accepted Answer

A) 38% 
B) 93% 
C) 7% 
D) 55% 
A) 38% 
B) 93% 
C) 7% 
D) 55%

Question 10

People we label as "warm" are likely to act in what way toward their communication partners in comparison to people we label as "cold"?

Accepted Answer

A) face partner directly, make more direct eye contact, fidget less 
B) make less eye contact, face partner directly, fidget more 
C) make less eye contact, smile less, fidget more 
D) turn away from partner, make more direct eye contact, fidget less 
A) face partner directly, make more direct eye contact, fidget less 
B) make less eye contact, face partner directly, fidget more 
C) make less eye contact, smile less, fidget more 
D) turn away from partner, make more direct eye contact, fidget less

Question 11

Just being together quietly to enjoy each other's company exemplifies

Accepted Answer

A) back channelling. 
B) positive silence. 
C) affect display. 
D) immediacy. 
A) back channelling. 
B) positive silence. 
C) affect display. 
D) immediacy.

Question 12

The more intimate a relationship, the more we depend on non-verbal cues of our partners illustrates which of the qualities of non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal communication is the primary way we communicate feelings and attitudes. 
B) Non-verbal communication plays a major role in interpersonal relationships. 
C) Non-verbal messages are usually more believable than verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages are continuous. 
A) Non-verbal communication is the primary way we communicate feelings and attitudes. 
B) Non-verbal communication plays a major role in interpersonal relationships. 
C) Non-verbal messages are usually more believable than verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages are continuous.

Question 13

In response to your mother's question, "Where are the car keys?" you point to the hall table and say, "Over there." You are illustrating which relationship of verbal and non-verbal messages?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal messages repeat and reinforce verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages. 
A) Non-verbal messages repeat and reinforce verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages.

Question 14

The use of eye contact to receive feedback from others is

Accepted Answer

A) cognitive function. 
B) monitoring function. 
C) regulatory function. 
D) expressive function. 
A) cognitive function. 
B) monitoring function. 
C) regulatory function. 
D) expressive function.

Question 15

A public speaker is most likely to observe which spatial range?

Accepted Answer

A) 12 feet and greater 
B) 0 - 1½ feet 
C) greater than 12 feet 
D) 4 feet to 12 feet 
A) 12 feet and greater 
B) 0 - 1½ feet 
C) greater than 12 feet 
D) 4 feet to 12 feet

Question 16

What generalization can be made regarding your non-verbal behaviour during a job interview in comparison to your non-verbal behaviour when you are getting together with close friends?

Accepted Answer

A) Your non-verbal behaviour will be the same in both instances. 
B) Some areas of your non-verbal behaviour will change. 
C) Your non-verbal behaviour will be altered to suit both situations. 
D) You will demonstrate no non-verbal behaviour. 
A) Your non-verbal behaviour will be the same in both instances. 
B) Some areas of your non-verbal behaviour will change. 
C) Your non-verbal behaviour will be altered to suit both situations. 
D) You will demonstrate no non-verbal behaviour.

Question 17

Non-verbal cues of dominance indicate

Accepted Answer

A) active interest and emotional involvement. 
B) closeness and power. 
C) status, position, and importance. 
D) liking and pleasure. 
A) active interest and emotional involvement. 
B) closeness and power. 
C) status, position, and importance. 
D) liking and pleasure.

Question 18

Because non-verbal communication is multi-channeled, one researcher believes that

Accepted Answer

A) positive messages command more attention than negative ones. 
B) negative messages command more attention than positive ones. 
C) negative messages get overlooked. 
D) negative messages are often ignored. 
A) positive messages command more attention than negative ones. 
B) negative messages command more attention than positive ones. 
C) negative messages get overlooked. 
D) negative messages are often ignored.

Question 19

Muscular and athletically fit individuals are perceived as

Accepted Answer

A) better looking, taller, and more adventurous. 
B) older, good-natured, and talkative. 
C) better looking, talkative, and ambitious. 
D) ambitious, suspicious, and negative. 
A) better looking, taller, and more adventurous. 
B) older, good-natured, and talkative. 
C) better looking, talkative, and ambitious. 
D) ambitious, suspicious, and negative.

Question 20

When you use eye contact, raise your eyebrows, and open your mouth and your friend stops talking so that you can speak, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-verbal messages repeat and reinforce verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages. 
A) Non-verbal messages repeat and reinforce verbal messages. 
B) Non-verbal messages contradict verbal messages. 
C) Non-verbal messages regulate verbal messages. 
D) Non-verbal messages substitute for verbal messages.

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Express emotions.

Social space is that in which what type of interaction occurs?

The first record of using sign language dates back to

The secret handshake you and your childhood friends used is an example of

When you are physically close, when you are low on inclusion needs, when you are talking rather than listening, you are

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Serves cognitive, monitoring, regulatory, and expressive functions.

Behaviour other than written or spoken language that creates meaning for someone is

Overall, approximately what percent of emotional meaning is communicated non-verbally?

Vocal cues communicate what percent of meaning?

People we label as "warm" are likely to act in what way toward their communication partners in comparison to people we label as "cold"?

Just being together quietly to enjoy each other's company exemplifies

The more intimate a relationship, the more we depend on non-verbal cues of our partners illustrates which of the qualities of non-verbal communication?

In response to your mother's question, "Where are the car keys?" you point to the hall table and say, "Over there." You are illustrating which relationship of verbal and non-verbal messages?

The use of eye contact to receive feedback from others is

A public speaker is most likely to observe which spatial range?

What generalization can be made regarding your non-verbal behaviour during a job interview in comparison to your non-verbal behaviour when you are getting together with close friends?

Non-verbal cues of dominance indicate

Because non-verbal communication is multi-channeled, one researcher believes that

Muscular and athletically fit individuals are perceived as

When you use eye contact, raise your eyebrows, and open your mouth and your friend stops talking so that you can speak, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Self

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

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Conflict Management Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Cultural Diversity

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Developing, Maintaining, and Ending Interpersonal Relationships

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Exam 6: Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Express emotions.

Social space is that in which what type of interaction occurs?

The first record of using sign language dates back to

The secret handshake you and your childhood friends used is an example of

When you are physically close, when you are low on inclusion needs, when you are talking rather than listening, you are

Match the Codes of Non-verbal Communication with the definitions. -Serves cognitive, monitoring, regulatory, and expressive functions.

Behaviour other than written or spoken language that creates meaning for someone is

Overall, approximately what percent of emotional meaning is communicated non-verbally?

Vocal cues communicate what percent of meaning?

People we label as "warm" are likely to act in what way toward their communication partners in comparison to people we label as "cold"?

Just being together quietly to enjoy each other's company exemplifies

The more intimate a relationship, the more we depend on non-verbal cues of our partners illustrates which of the qualities of non-verbal communication?

In response to your mother's question, "Where are the car keys?" you point to the hall table and say, "Over there." You are illustrating which relationship of verbal and non-verbal messages?

The use of eye contact to receive feedback from others is

A public speaker is most likely to observe which spatial range?

What generalization can be made regarding your non-verbal behaviour during a job interview in comparison to your non-verbal behaviour when you are getting together with close friends?

Non-verbal cues of dominance indicate

Because non-verbal communication is multi-channeled, one researcher believes that

Muscular and athletically fit individuals are perceived as

When you use eye contact, raise your eyebrows, and open your mouth and your friend stops talking so that you can speak, you are demonstrating what about non-verbal communication?

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Self

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Listening and Responding

Verbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Cultural Diversity

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Developing, Maintaining, and Ending Interpersonal Relationships

Interpersonal Relationships at Home, Through

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