Question 1

Use of space,posture,clothing,and furniture are nonverbal cues indicating

Accepted Answer

A)  arousal. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  immediacy. 
D)  dominance. 
A)  arousal. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  immediacy. 
D)  dominance.

Question 2

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

Accepted Answer

A)  a regulator. 
B)  a territorial marker. 
C)  an emblem. 
D)  proxemics. 
A)  a regulator. 
B)  a territorial marker. 
C)  an emblem. 
D)  proxemics.

Question 3

Intimate space is the space we occupy

Accepted Answer

A)  with those with whom we are well-acquainted. 
B)  with individuals with whom we share public spaces. 
C)  with our family and friends. 
D)  with individuals in professional situations. 
A)  with those with whom we are well-acquainted. 
B)  with individuals with whom we share public spaces. 
C)  with our family and friends. 
D)  with individuals in professional situations.

Question 4

The function of eye contact that gives us information about another's thought processes is

Accepted Answer

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

Question 5

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below with the definitions.
-Provides cues to use,ownership,or occupancy of space.

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 6

Intimate space is the area ranging from

Accepted Answer

A)  1.5 to 4 feet. 
B)  0 to 1.5 feet. 
C)  4 feet to 12 feet. 
D)  12 feet and beyond. 
A)  1.5 to 4 feet. 
B)  0 to 1.5 feet. 
C)  4 feet to 12 feet. 
D)  12 feet and beyond.

Question 7

When you observe someone's nonverbal behaviour,interpret what the individual is expressing,and ask for confirmation of your interpretation,you are using

Accepted Answer

A)  active listening. 
B)  conflict management. 
C)  regulators. 
D)  perception checking. 
A)  active listening. 
B)  conflict management. 
C)  regulators. 
D)  perception checking.

Question 8

The principle underlying immediacy is

Accepted Answer

A)  we use our voice and face to indicate emotional involvement. 
B)  nonverbal cues can communicate status and power. 
C)  we move toward persons we like and away from those we don't like. 
D)  it is necessary to ask whether interpretations of nonverbal behaviours are accurate. 
A)  we use our voice and face to indicate emotional involvement. 
B)  nonverbal cues can communicate status and power. 
C)  we move toward persons we like and away from those we don't like. 
D)  it is necessary to ask whether interpretations of nonverbal behaviours are accurate.

Question 9

The face,hands,and feet have been identified as

Accepted Answer

A)  key sources of nonverbal leakage cues. 
B)  the most effective means of sending messages nonverbally. 
C)  the most effective means of interpreting nonverbal messages. 
D)  the primary way we communicate our feelings and attitudes. 
A)  key sources of nonverbal leakage cues. 
B)  the most effective means of sending messages nonverbally. 
C)  the most effective means of interpreting nonverbal messages. 
D)  the primary way we communicate our feelings and attitudes.

Question 10

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone,we are in the stage of

Accepted Answer

A)  appeals to invitation. 
B)  preening behaviour. 
C)  courtship readiness. 
D)  positional cues. 
A)  appeals to invitation. 
B)  preening behaviour. 
C)  courtship readiness. 
D)  positional cues.

Question 11

When you ask someone about the extent to which you have accurately interpreted his or her nonverbal behaviours,you are using

Accepted Answer

A)  affect displays. 
B)  immediacy. 
C)  perception checking. 
D)  active listening. 
A)  affect displays. 
B)  immediacy. 
C)  perception checking. 
D)  active listening.

Question 12

The first record of using sign language to communicate dates back to

Accepted Answer

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

Question 13

The theory that suggests that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

Accepted Answer

A)  interaction adaptation theory. 
B)  interactional synchrony. 
C)  nonverbal adaptation theory. 
D)  synchronic adaptation theory. 
A)  interaction adaptation theory. 
B)  interactional synchrony. 
C)  nonverbal adaptation theory. 
D)  synchronic adaptation theory.

Question 14

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Accepted Answer

To interpret facial expressions well,you

Question 15

Why is nonverbal communication so important in the communication process?

Accepted Answer

* Nonverbal messages are the primary way

Question 16

The monitoring function of eye contact

Accepted Answer

A)  gives information about another person's thought process. 
B)  indicates when we want to communicate. 
C)  gives information about how receptive the other person is. 
D)  gives information about emotions. 
A)  gives information about another person's thought process. 
B)  indicates when we want to communicate. 
C)  gives information about how receptive the other person is. 
D)  gives information about emotions.

Question 17

Albert Mehrabian found that an open body and arm position,a forward lean,and a more relaxed posture communicate

Accepted Answer

A)  willingness to continue communication. 
B)  receptiveness and responsiveness. 
C)  attempts to persuade. 
D)  liking. 
A)  willingness to continue communication. 
B)  receptiveness and responsiveness. 
C)  attempts to persuade. 
D)  liking.

Question 18

Nonverbal communication is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  the accompaniment to a verbal message that contradicts or complements it. 
B)  messages that help control the interaction between people. 
C)  behaviour other than written or spoken language that creates meaning for someone. 
D)  messages that satisfy a personal need. 
A)  the accompaniment to a verbal message that contradicts or complements it. 
B)  messages that help control the interaction between people. 
C)  behaviour other than written or spoken language that creates meaning for someone. 
D)  messages that satisfy a personal need.

Question 19

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below 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 20

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.

Use of space,posture,clothing,and furniture are nonverbal cues indicating

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

Intimate space is the space we occupy

The function of eye contact that gives us information about another's thought processes is

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below with the definitions. -Provides cues to use,ownership,or occupancy of space.

Intimate space is the area ranging from

When you observe someone's nonverbal behaviour,interpret what the individual is expressing,and ask for confirmation of your interpretation,you are using

The principle underlying immediacy is

The face,hands,and feet have been identified as

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone,we are in the stage of

When you ask someone about the extent to which you have accurately interpreted his or her nonverbal behaviours,you are using

The first record of using sign language to communicate dates back to

The theory that suggests that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Why is nonverbal communication so important in the communication process?

The monitoring function of eye contact

Albert Mehrabian found that an open body and arm position,a forward lean,and a more relaxed posture communicate

Nonverbal communication is defined as

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below with the definitions. -Express emotions.

Muscular and athletically fit individuals are perceived as

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Exam 7: Nonverbal Communication Skills

Use of space,posture,clothing,and furniture are nonverbal cues indicating

Placing a jacket on a chair to indicate the space has been claimed is using

Intimate space is the space we occupy

The function of eye contact that gives us information about another's thought processes is

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below with the definitions. -Provides cues to use,ownership,or occupancy of space.

Intimate space is the area ranging from

When you observe someone's nonverbal behaviour,interpret what the individual is expressing,and ask for confirmation of your interpretation,you are using

The principle underlying immediacy is

The face,hands,and feet have been identified as

When we manipulate our appearance because we are attracted to someone,we are in the stage of

When you ask someone about the extent to which you have accurately interpreted his or her nonverbal behaviours,you are using

The first record of using sign language to communicate dates back to

The theory that suggests that we interact with others by adapting to what others are doing is called

What can you do to improve your ability to interpret the facial expression of others?

Why is nonverbal communication so important in the communication process?

The monitoring function of eye contact

Albert Mehrabian found that an open body and arm position,a forward lean,and a more relaxed posture communicate

Nonverbal communication is defined as

Match the codes of nonverbal communication below with the definitions. -Express emotions.

Muscular and athletically fit individuals are perceived as

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Self

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Interpersonal Communication and Diversity: Adapting to Others

Listening and Responding Skills

Verbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Managing Relationship Challenges

Interpersonal Relationships at Home and at Work

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