Question 1

Leaving a sweater to "save" a chair is an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  markers. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  ear markers. 
D)  territorial encroachment. 
A)  markers. 
B)  territoriality. 
C)  ear markers. 
D)  territorial encroachment.

Question 2

Scientific studies show that people who avoid touching also

Accepted Answer

A)  avoid eating. 
B)  enjoy hugging. 
C)  avoid self-disclosure. 
D)  are more likely to be young women. 
A)  avoid eating. 
B)  enjoy hugging. 
C)  avoid self-disclosure. 
D)  are more likely to be young women.

Question 3

Recognize that different cultures will view types of touching differently.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Covering up your own joy in the presence of a sad or disappointed friend is an example of the masking technique of facial management.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Silence

Accepted Answer

A)  functions differently from other forms of nonverbal communication. 
B)  is most common between people of unequal status. 
C)  may be used to avoid responsibility for wrongdoing. 
D)  does not communicate emotions. 
A)  functions differently from other forms of nonverbal communication. 
B)  is most common between people of unequal status. 
C)  may be used to avoid responsibility for wrongdoing. 
D)  does not communicate emotions.

Question 6

Haptics is

Accepted Answer

A)  the study of eye communication. 
B)  the study of body communication. 
C)  the study of facial communication. 
D)  the study of touch communication. 
A)  the study of eye communication. 
B)  the study of body communication. 
C)  the study of facial communication. 
D)  the study of touch communication.

Question 7

Space decoration speaks about

Accepted Answer

A)  your interests. 
B)  communicate sense of style. 
C)  perceptions. 
D)  communicate status and wealth. 
A)  your interests. 
B)  communicate sense of style. 
C)  perceptions. 
D)  communicate status and wealth.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a facial management technique?

Accepted Answer

A)  intensifying 
B)  neutralizing 
C)  masking 
D)  inquiring 
A)  intensifying 
B)  neutralizing 
C)  masking 
D)  inquiring

Question 9

Explain the different functions served by nonverbal communication.

Accepted Answer

Forming and managing impressio

Question 10

Self-adaptors are

Accepted Answer

A)  emblems. 
B)  movements directed at the person. 
C)  adaptors. 
D)  gestures focused on objects. 
E)  self-touching movements. 
A)  emblems. 
B)  movements directed at the person. 
C)  adaptors. 
D)  gestures focused on objects. 
E)  self-touching movements.

Question 11

A regulating message is one which gives instructions and rules.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Touching varies greatly from one __________ to another.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Touching varies greatly from one __________ to...

Question 13

Which of the following is not a function of nonverbal communication?

Accepted Answer

A)  forming and defining relationships 
B)  forming and managing impressions 
C)  increasing meaning of verbal communication codes 
D)  structuring conversation and social interaction 
A)  forming and defining relationships 
B)  forming and managing impressions 
C)  increasing meaning of verbal communication codes 
D)  structuring conversation and social interaction

Question 14

The four distances that define relationships are ____________, ____________, ___________, and _____________.

Accepted Answer

intimate,

Question 15

Both paralanguage and silence are very strong forms of nonverbal communication. Describe what they are, how they work, and the effect they can have on the receiver.

Accepted Answer

Paralanguage refers to pitch, voice qual

Question 16

Attraction, taste, memory, and identification are some of the important messages communicated through which sense?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Attraction, taste, memory, and identification are some...

Question 17

Smell messages seem to communicate all EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  attraction messages. 
B)  taste messages. 
C)  auditory messages. 
D)  memory messages. 
A)  attraction messages. 
B)  taste messages. 
C)  auditory messages. 
D)  memory messages.

Question 18

Proxemics is

Accepted Answer

A)  the study of space communication. 
B)  the study of body communication. 
C)  the study of touch communication. 
D)  the study of time communication. 
A)  the study of space communication. 
B)  the study of body communication. 
C)  the study of touch communication. 
D)  the study of time communication.

Question 19

In our culture, there are rather strict rules for the appropriate length of eye contact.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Affect displays control, monitor, or coordinate the speaking of another individual.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Leaving a sweater to "save" a chair is an example of

Scientific studies show that people who avoid touching also

Recognize that different cultures will view types of touching differently.

Covering up your own joy in the presence of a sad or disappointed friend is an example of the masking technique of facial management.

Silence

Haptics is

Space decoration speaks about

Which of the following is NOT a facial management technique?

Explain the different functions served by nonverbal communication.

Self-adaptors are

A regulating message is one which gives instructions and rules.

Touching varies greatly from one __________ to another.

Which of the following is not a function of nonverbal communication?

The four distances that define relationships are ______, , _, and _________.

Both paralanguage and silence are very strong forms of nonverbal communication. Describe what they are, how they work, and the effect they can have on the receiver.

Attraction, taste, memory, and identification are some of the important messages communicated through which sense?

Smell messages seem to communicate all EXCEPT

Proxemics is

In our culture, there are rather strict rules for the appropriate length of eye contact.

Affect displays control, monitor, or coordinate the speaking of another individual.

Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Culture

The Self in Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Perception

Interpersonal Listening

Verbal Messages

Conversation Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Relationships

Interpersonal Communication and Conflict

Interpersonal Communication

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Exam 7: Nonverbal Messages

Leaving a sweater to "save" a chair is an example of

Scientific studies show that people who avoid touching also

Recognize that different cultures will view types of touching differently.

Covering up your own joy in the presence of a sad or disappointed friend is an example of the masking technique of facial management.

Silence

Haptics is

Space decoration speaks about

Which of the following is NOT a facial management technique?

Explain the different functions served by nonverbal communication.

Self-adaptors are

A regulating message is one which gives instructions and rules.

Touching varies greatly from one __________ to another.

Which of the following is not a function of nonverbal communication?

The four distances that define relationships are ____________, ____________, ___________, and _____________.

Both paralanguage and silence are very strong forms of nonverbal communication. Describe what they are, how they work, and the effect they can have on the receiver.

Attraction, taste, memory, and identification are some of the important messages communicated through which sense?

Smell messages seem to communicate all EXCEPT

Proxemics is

In our culture, there are rather strict rules for the appropriate length of eye contact.

Affect displays control, monitor, or coordinate the speaking of another individual.

Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Culture

The Self in Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Perception

Interpersonal Listening

Verbal Messages

Conversation Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Relationships

Interpersonal Communication and Conflict

Interpersonal Communication

Filters

The four distances that define relationships are ______, , _, and _________.