Title | CH 5 HW: Nonverbal Communication |
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Course | Introduction To Human Communication |
Institution | Suffolk County Community College |
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William O'Connell...
1. Which statement below is NOT a main principal of nonverbal communication? a. Conveys emotional and relationship information b. Maintains a relationship with verbal messages c. Relies on context for its meaning d. Similarly used across cultures 2. John says goodbye and then waves at his grandchildren. This is an example of what function of nonverbal communication? a. Accenting b. Repeating c. Complementing d. Substituting 3. When a person uses a nonverbal behavior to augment a message while it is delivered such as knocking on a surface while saying “Knock on Wood” it is a function known as: a. Complementing b. Substituting c. Repeating d. Accenting 4. There are _____ different types of nonverbal communication. a. 7 b. 8 c. 6 d. 5 5. Which below is NOT an example of emblems? a. Pumping a fist b. Holding up one’s hand c. Shaking hands d. Furrowing your brow 6. Manifested emotion can be displayed in a variety of ways. This is known as _____. a. Adapting displays b. Affect displays c. Illustrator displays d. Complementing displays 7. People convey interest or lack of interest in another person, respect or disdain for the person or her or his message, and a host of other emotion, attitudes and thoughts with their eyes. This is referred to as_____. a. Proxemics b. Intimate distance c. Oculesics
d. None of the above 8. Task oriented people value promptness and like to do things in a linear fashion. They fall into the ____category. a. Polychronic b. Monochronic c. Bi-chronic d. Quadro-chronic 9. The volume of Jack’s voice was very quiet, inferring: a. He was not interested in the conversation b. He was angry c. He was shy d. Both A and C 10. Objects used to communicate information about yourself or others is the nonverbal communication known as: a. Artifacts b. Examples c. Detailed Attributes d. Commodities...