Communication: Quiz 5

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One of the biggest problems with text messaging is:
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Americans are comfortable conducting business at a distance of roughly:
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The “OK” gesture made by joining the tips of thumb and forefinger to form a circle is”
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North American culture falls towards which end of the context scale?
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Social scientists use the term chronemics to describe the study of how humans use and structure:
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Which of the following does not influence the way we interpret others’ emotions as well as the way we express our own?
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Inadvertent signals of deception are called:
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________ likely to discuss personal appearance, sex, and dating in same-sex conversations.
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Proxemics is the study of the way people and animals use:
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High context cultures value using language to:
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The best way to stop communicating is to:
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When nonverbal communication functions in relationships, its role is in:
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Low-context culture generally value using language to:
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Linguistic relativism refers to:
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When nonverbal communication functions in relationships. Its role is in:
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In ambiguous situations we rely on ________ to decide how to interpret messages in a given context.
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Anthropologist Edward T. Hall has defined four distances that most North Americans use in their everyday lives. They are:
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In the natural world, ___ have a direct connection with the things they represent.
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Nonverbal communication can serve a variety of functions, however, it is primarily:
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________, at least in the dominant cultures of North America, use language to build and maintain social relationships.
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"Mark is a nervous guy." "Karen is short-tempered." "You can always count on Wes." Statements that contain or imply the word is lead to the mistaken assumption that people are consistent and unchanging -- an incorrect belief known as:
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Nonverbal messages are best at conveying:
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The area of nonverbal communication referred to as kinesics involves:
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The American manufacturers of Pet milk unknowingly introduced their product in French-speaking markets without realizing that the word pet in French means “To break the wind”. Likewise, the English- speaking representative of a U.S soft drink manufacturer naively drew laughs from Mexican customers when she offered free samples of Fresca soda pop. In Mexican sland, the word fresca means “lesbian”. These are examples of:
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The symbolic nature of language is a blessing. It enables us to communicate in ways that wouldn't otherwise be possible. For example:
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Several research reviews have found that the ways women and men communicate are
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Whether or not we're aware of the fact, how we look sends messages to others. There are two dimensions to appearance:
choice of hairstyle and choice of demeanor.
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One of the truths about nonverbal communication is:
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Proxemics is the study of the way people and animals use:
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Our authors suggest that language is rather like:
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Communication researchers call the process of adapting one's speech style to match that of others:
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Social scientists use the word haptics to describe the study of:
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Nonverbal encoding and decoding skills is a strong predictor of:
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________ may be the least ambiguous type of nonverbal behavior.
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Syntactic rules govern the:
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"Excuse me, sir. I hate to say this, but I . . . uh . . . I guess I won't be able to turn in the assignment on time. I had a personal emergency, and . . . well . . . it was just impossible to finish it by today. I'll have it on your desk on Monday, OK?" This sample demonstrates:
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“Relative words” gain their meaning by:
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Proxemics is the study of the way people and animals use:
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In human language, the connection between signs and the things they represent isn't so direct. Instead, language is:
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Our authors define nonverbal communication as:
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One difference between “I” and “You” language is:
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Not all linguistic problems come from misunderstandings. Sometimes people understand one another perfectly and still wind up in a conflict. Which of the following demonstrates this?
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________ are usually more nonverbally expressive, and they are better at recognizing others' nonverbal behavior.
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Despite the many cultural differences, some nonverbal behaviors have the same meanings around the world. For example: