Title | Chapter 8 Interpersonal Communication Exam |
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Course | Understanding Yourself and Others |
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Chapter Exam...
1. Which of the following statements about interpersonal communication is NOT true? a. Interpersonal communication is a process. b. Interpersonalcommunicationdependsheavilyonthesender’ssocialidentity. c. Interpersonal communication is interactional. d. For communication to be considered interpersonal, at least two people must be involved. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
b Moderate
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
2. Elements in the communication process include all of the following except a. sender. b. message. c. personal space. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. distorting noise. c Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS:
Factual
3. In interpersonal communication, the person who originates a message is called the a. channel. b. sender. c. context. d. speaker. ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy The Process of Interpersonal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS: Factual 4. In interpersonal communication, the information that is transmitted from one person to another is called the a. code. b. noise. c. message. d. context. ANSWER:
c
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy The Process of Interpersonal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS: Factual
5. _____ refers to any stimulus that interferes with accurately expressing or understanding a message. a. Noise b. Decoding c. Channeling
d. Detection a Moderate
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. Conceptual New
KEYWORDS: NOTES:
6. When your friend calls you at home to make plans for the weekend, the ________ of communication is sound. a. sender b. channel c. message
d. stimulus b Moderate
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. Conceptual
KEYWORDS:
7. When your friend silently makes faces at you during a class lecture, the channel of communication is primarily a. visual. b. sound. c. fluent.
d. encoded.
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
a Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS:
Conceptual
8. Bill’suseoftheword“broad”inconversationwhenreferringtowomenoffendsBettyandmakesithardforherto follow his meaning. This type of miscommunication is called a. noise. b. context. c. background. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. a display rule. a Moderate
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS:
Conceptual
9. The context of interpersonal communication includes a. physical environment. b. the nature of the participants' relationship. c. the mood of the participants. d. all of these. d Moderate
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. Factual New
KEYWORDS: NOTES:
10. Which of the following is NOT one of the key elements of the interpersonal communication process? a. Sender b. Receiver c. Interpreter ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. Noise c Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.01 - Outline various aspects of the communication process. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Factual New
11. Which of the following was NOT listed as a basic guideline for cell phone use in public? a. Turn off your phone when ringing will disturb others. b. Keep calls short. c. Use a catchy tune as a ring tone. d. Make and receive calls out of earshot from others. ANSWER:
c
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy The Process of Interpersonal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.02 - Discuss important differences between face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Factual New
12. The absence of nonverbal cues in computer-mediated communication means a. you need to be especially careful with your intended meaning. b. you should choose words carefully. c. you may need to describe your feelings. d. all of these. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.02 - Discuss important differences between face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 13. Which of the following is a reason people are more likely to keep their online profiles private? a. When their friends keep their profiles private b. If they are female c. If they have more esoteric tastes in music and movies. d. All of these ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Moderate
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.02 - Discuss important differences between face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. KEYWORDS: Factual NOTES:
New
14. Numerous studies have shown that good communication is most likely to be related to which of the following? a. Satisfaction in relationships b. Employee absenteeism c. Reduced risk for cancer d. Recovery from posttraumatic stress disorder ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
a Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.02 - Discuss important differences between face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. KEYWORDS: Factual
15. Poor communication ranks high as a cause of breakups with a. gay couples. b. straight couples. c. both gay and straight couples. d. collectivist societies but not individualistic societies. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
c Easy
REFERENCES: The Process of Interpersonal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.02 - Discuss important differences between face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. KEYWORDS: Factual 16. In nonverbal communication, meaning is transmitted from one person to another a. using coded words that have private meanings. b. with the aid of computers or other forms of technology. c. without anyone else being aware of it. d. through means or symbols other than words. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.03 - List five general principles of nonverbal communication. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Factual New
17. Nonverbal communication a. is frequently used to express feelings or emotions. b. is not influenced by culture. c. usually occurs in a single channel. d. is consistent with verbal messages. ANSWER:
a
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.03 - List five general principles of nonverbal communication. KEYWORDS: Factual 18. Nonverbal communication is most informative when it is a. multichanneled. b. typical of the majority culture. c. occurring in a single channel only. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. accompanied by verbal messages.
d Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.03 - List five general principles of nonverbal communication. KEYWORDS:
Factual
19. Which of the following is NOT an example of a general principle of nonverbal communication? a. It conveys emotions. b. It uses universally accepted meanings. c. It may contradict verbal messages. d. There are cultural differences. b Easy
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.03 - List five general principles of nonverbal communication. Factual New
KEYWORDS: NOTES:
20. The study of people's use of interpersonal space is called a. proxemics. b. territoriality. c. paralanguage.
d. distance analysis.
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
a Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: Factual 21. The size of an individual's personal space is related to which of the following? a. Social status b. Personality c. Age d. All of these ANSWER:
d
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
22. The anthropologist who described interpersonal distance zones was a. Sidney Jourard. b. Edward Hall. c. Albert Mehrabian. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. Daryl Bem. b Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: Factual
23. According to Edward Hall, people who interact at distances of 12 feet and beyond are considered to be in the ______ distance zone. a. public b. social c. intimate d. personal ANSWER:
a
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS:
Factual
24. According to proxemics research, the personal-space zones of men appear to be _____ than those of women. a. more fluid b. more social c. smaller d. larger ANSWER:
d
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Factual New
25. Facial expressions are most likely to convey messages dealing with a. intimacy. b. emotions. c. personality traits. d. marital satisfaction. ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Factual New
26. ______ are norms governing the appropriate display of emotions. a. Manners b. Proxemics c. Display rules ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. Principles of facial display c Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: Factual
27. We are better at sending deceptive messages with our ______ than with other body parts. a. faces b. body stance c. hands
d. lower bodies
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
a Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: Conceptual NOTES:
New
28. The idea that men should show less facial expression than women is an example of a. proxemics. b. display rules. c. nonverbal indicators. d. attribution features. ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
29. Which of the following is considered the most meaningful aspect of eye contact? a. Size of pupillary opening b. Duration of eye contact c. Gender of the people involved d. Relationship between the people involved ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS:
Factual
30. Gender patterns in eye contact are most likely to be confounded by which of the following? a. Age b. Status c. Height d. Culture ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Difficult Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
31. Which of the following is poor advice for avoiding "road rage"? a. Don't use obscene gestures. b. Signal before switching lanes. c. Don't drive when you're angry or upset. d. Try making eye contact with hostile motorists. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.04 - Discuss the dynamics of personal space and what can be discerned from facial cues and eye contact. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 32. The study of communication through body movement is called a. kinesics. b. musculature. c. paralanguage. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. proxemics. a Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Factual 33. Jamal is leaning back with open arms as he talks to the other members of his study group. He is most likely feeling ___________ his peers. a. anxious with b. relaxed with c. amused by ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. admired by b Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 34. In terms of postural cues, a forward lean is most likely to indicate which of the following? a. Low status b. High status c. Positive attitude ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. Anxiety c Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual NOTES:
New
35. Which of the following statements about interpersonal touching of friends is NOT true? a. Men seldom touch male friends on the face. b. Women quite often touch female friends on the face. c. Men very often touch female friends on the hips. d. Women often touch male friends on the leg. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
c Difficult
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Factual 36. Interpreting touch does NOT depend on a. age. b. gender. c. setting.
d. attitude.
ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 37. ______ includes all vocal cues other than the content of the verbal message itself. a. Kinesics b. Proxemics c. Sublanguage d. Paralanguage ANSWER:
d
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Easy Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS:
Factual
38. Which of the following is NOT considered an aspect of paralanguage? a. Loudness of speech b. Speed of talking c. Content of message d. Rhythm of speech ANSWER:
c
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Difficult Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS:
Factual
39. Loud vocalization is most likely to convey which of the following? a. Anger b. Anxiety c. Uncertainty ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. Happiness a Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 40. Anna is speaking rapidly to Steve as she asks him out to lunch. Her paralanguage most likely conveys _________ in this situation. a. frustration b. nervousness c. uncertainty d. sadness ANSWER:
b
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
41. Martinspeaksslowlyashegiveshisanswersinanoralexaminationforamaster’sdegreeinpsychology.His paralanguage most likely conveys ___________ in this situation. a. anger b. sadness c. uncertainty ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d. frustration c Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Conceptual 42. Conventions for conveying emotion in email communication include a. useof“emoticons.” b. use of capitalized letters to indicate emphasis. c. interpretation of capitalized letters as shouting. d. all of these ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
d Easy
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.05 - Summarize the research findings on body movement, posture, gestures, touch, and paralanguage in communication. KEYWORDS: Factual
43. As an indicator of lying, lack of eye contact is a. a fairly reliable index of deceptive intent. b. not a reliable index of deceptive intent. c. the best indicator of deceptive intent. d. more reliable in persons of lower status. ANSWER: DIFFICULTY:
b Moderate
REFERENCES: Nonverbal Communication LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.06 - Recognize the difficulty in detecting deception, and clarify the nonverbal cues linked to deception. KEYWORDS: Factual NOTES:
New
44. Which of the following is NOT associated with lying? a. Higher pitched voice b. Less blinking while lying c. Relatively short responses d. Long pauses before speaking ANSWER:
d
DIFFICULTY: REFERENCES:
Moderate Nonverbal Communication
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: PSYC.WEIT.11.08.06 - Recognize the difficulty in detecting deception, and clarify the nonverbal cues linked to deception. KEYWORDS: NOTES:
Conceptual New
45. Deception on the part of another person may ...