Question 1

NVC can convey emotional information in a conversation by revealing:

Accepted Answer

A)  Your attitudes about the other person 
B)  Your attitudes about the weather 
C)  Your attitudes about your job 
D)  Your attitudes about others not involved in the conversation 
A)  Your attitudes about the other person 
B)  Your attitudes about the weather 
C)  Your attitudes about your job 
D)  Your attitudes about others not involved in the conversation

Question 2

If you like to sit in the same seat in class every day and get upset if someone takes your spot, you are experiencing:

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary territoriality 
B)  Secondary territoriality 
C)  Public territoriality 
D)  Tertiary territoriality 
A)  Primary territoriality 
B)  Secondary territoriality 
C)  Public territoriality 
D)  Tertiary territoriality

Question 3

The study of proxemics in NVC would include:

Accepted Answer

A)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
B)  Observing numbers of um's and you know's in a conversation 
C)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
D)  Observing how people gesture 
A)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
B)  Observing numbers of um's and you know's in a conversation 
C)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
D)  Observing how people gesture

Question 4

NVC and verbal communication are both influenced by culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

NVC can be very personal, ambiguous, less controlled and continuous.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

NVC is different from verbal communication because it is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Continuous 
B)  Under our control 
C)  Guided by rules 
D)  Connected to culture 
A)  Continuous 
B)  Under our control 
C)  Guided by rules 
D)  Connected to culture

Question 7

18-48 inches are defined as:

Accepted Answer

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

Question 8

When you allow your doctor to touch your body during a medical exam, the type of touch is considered as:

Accepted Answer

A)  social/polite 
B)  love/intimate 
C)  functional/professional 
D)  casual/informal 
A)  social/polite 
B)  love/intimate 
C)  functional/professional 
D)  casual/informal

Question 9

Explain Chronemics.

Accepted Answer

Chronemics encompasses use and evaluatio

Question 10

NVC can do which of the following in relation to verbal communication?:

Accepted Answer

A)  Repeat or reinforce 
B)  Fail to substitute 
C)  Remove all ambiguity 
D)  Remain impersonal 
A)  Repeat or reinforce 
B)  Fail to substitute 
C)  Remove all ambiguity 
D)  Remain impersonal

Question 11

NVC does not have an effect on the flow (the starting and stopping) of communication.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A sharp intake of breath indicates shock, pain, or surprise; "uh-huh" or "um" is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  turn taking 
B)  vocal filler 
C)  accent 
D)  backchannel communication 
A)  turn taking 
B)  vocal filler 
C)  accent 
D)  backchannel communication

Question 13

Identify at least three of the kinds of topics that make up the study of nonverbal communication (NVC).

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal communication includes facial

Question 14

Effective encoding of your NVC involves:

Accepted Answer

A)  Disguising your emotions and feelings 
B)  Paying more attention to the other person 
C)  Revealing your emotions and feelings accurately 
D)  Paying less attention to the other person 
A)  Disguising your emotions and feelings 
B)  Paying more attention to the other person 
C)  Revealing your emotions and feelings accurately 
D)  Paying less attention to the other person

Question 15

The study of vocalics in NVC includes:

Accepted Answer

A)  Observing tone of voice in a conversation 
B)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
C)  Observing how people stand or gesture 
D)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
A)  Observing tone of voice in a conversation 
B)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
C)  Observing how people stand or gesture 
D)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation

Question 16

The study of haptics in NVC includes:

Accepted Answer

A)  Observing vocal variety in a conversation 
B)  Observing how people time the 'flow' of conversation 
C)  Observing how people casually touch each other 
D)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
A)  Observing vocal variety in a conversation 
B)  Observing how people time the 'flow' of conversation 
C)  Observing how people casually touch each other 
D)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation

Question 17

The study of chronemics in NVC includes:

Accepted Answer

A)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
B)  Observing vocal variety in a conversation 
C)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
D)  Observing how people time the 'flow' of conversation 
A)  Observing eye blinks in a conversation 
B)  Observing vocal variety in a conversation 
C)  Observing how people claim space and territory 
D)  Observing how people time the 'flow' of conversation

Question 18

Our house, room, apartment, office, or care are considered as:

Accepted Answer

A)  primary territory 
B)  secondary territory 
C)  public territiry 
D)  social territory 
A)  primary territory 
B)  secondary territory 
C)  public territiry 
D)  social territory

Question 19

Sustained eye contact for a longer period of time, or gaze, is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Always threatening 
B)  Sometimes threatening 
C)  Always positive 
D)  Always misinterpreted 
A)  Always threatening 
B)  Sometimes threatening 
C)  Always positive 
D)  Always misinterpreted

Question 20

We are more likely to require more personal space in a communication interaction if:

Accepted Answer

A)  We know the other person extremely well 
B)  We come from an Arabic cultural background 
C)  We come from a Hispanic cultural background 
D)  We do not know the other person at all 
A)  We know the other person extremely well 
B)  We come from an Arabic cultural background 
C)  We come from a Hispanic cultural background 
D)  We do not know the other person at all

NVC can convey emotional information in a conversation by revealing:

If you like to sit in the same seat in class every day and get upset if someone takes your spot, you are experiencing:

The study of proxemics in NVC would include:

NVC and verbal communication are both influenced by culture.

NVC can be very personal, ambiguous, less controlled and continuous.

NVC is different from verbal communication because it is:

18-48 inches are defined as:

When you allow your doctor to touch your body during a medical exam, the type of touch is considered as:

Explain Chronemics.

NVC can do which of the following in relation to verbal communication?:

NVC does not have an effect on the flow (the starting and stopping) of communication.

A sharp intake of breath indicates shock, pain, or surprise; "uh-huh" or "um" is known as:

Identify at least three of the kinds of topics that make up the study of nonverbal communication (NVC).

Effective encoding of your NVC involves:

The study of vocalics in NVC includes:

The study of haptics in NVC includes:

The study of chronemics in NVC includes:

Our house, room, apartment, office, or care are considered as:

Sustained eye contact for a longer period of time, or gaze, is:

We are more likely to require more personal space in a communication interaction if:

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Exam 3: Nonverbal Communication

NVC can convey emotional information in a conversation by revealing:

If you like to sit in the same seat in class every day and get upset if someone takes your spot, you are experiencing:

The study of proxemics in NVC would include:

NVC and verbal communication are both influenced by culture.

NVC can be very personal, ambiguous, less controlled and continuous.

NVC is different from verbal communication because it is:

18-48 inches are defined as:

When you allow your doctor to touch your body during a medical exam, the type of touch is considered as:

Explain Chronemics.

NVC can do which of the following in relation to verbal communication?:

NVC does not have an effect on the flow (the starting and stopping) of communication.

A sharp intake of breath indicates shock, pain, or surprise; "uh-huh" or "um" is known as:

Identify at least three of the kinds of topics that make up the study of nonverbal communication (NVC).

Effective encoding of your NVC involves:

The study of vocalics in NVC includes:

The study of haptics in NVC includes:

The study of chronemics in NVC includes:

Our house, room, apartment, office, or care are considered as:

Sustained eye contact for a longer period of time, or gaze, is:

We are more likely to require more personal space in a communication interaction if:

An Overview of Everyday Communication

Verbal Communication

Listening

Identities and Perceptions

Talk and Interpersonal Relationships

Groups and Leaders

Culture and Communication

Technology in Everyday Life

Relational Uses and Understanding of Media

Preparing for a Public Presentation

Developing a Public Presentation

Relating Through Informative Speeches and Persuasive Speeches

Delivering a Public Presentation

Interviewing

Filters