Mini Quiz 2/28

Question 1

Mixed Message

Answer 1

when part of the cluster of behavior does not fit with the rest. Verbal may say one thing while nonverbal says another

Question 2

Pygmalion Gift

Answer 2

When you give a gift that is designed to change that person into what you want them to become

Question 3

Kinesics

Answer 3

bodily activities/gestures

Question 4

Haptics

Answer 4

touch

Question 5

paralanguage/vocalics

Answer 5

use of voice (tone, rate, pitch)

Question 6

Proxemics and Territoriality

Answer 6

the use of space

Question 7

Chronemics

Answer 7

the use of time

Question 8

artifacts

Answer 8

the use of objects

Question 9

olfaction

Answer 9

the use of odors/aromas

Question 10

Nonverbal communication is packaged in…

Answer 10

clusters. we are doing things with our eyes, voice, body, hands whenever we communicate

Question 11

All behavior has

Answer 11

Communicative value. All behavior communicates something

Question 12

Nonverbal communication has…

Answer 12

rules that are governed by culture

Question 13

Nonverbal communication is more what than verbal communication

Answer 13

Trustworthy. Actions speak louder than words

Question 14

Metacommunicates

Answer 14

Communication about communication. Tells us how to interpret the verbal behavior (message). Can be verbal or nonverbal

Question 15

Repetition

Answer 15

to reinforce the verbal through redundancy

Question 16

Substitution

Answer 16

where we create symbolic meaning out of nonverbal communication
ex.) holding someone’s hand without saying a word (act of sympathy)

Question 17

Accentuation

Answer 17

To lend emphasis to what is being said

Question 18

Complementary

Answer 18

messages that supplement and/or modify the verbal message

Question 19

Regulation

Answer 19

Nonverbal cues can regulate verbal interaction. Give cue nonverbally that you are expected to speak. Teacher looks directly at you.

Question 20

Contradiction

Answer 20

to negate the verbal message
ex.) sarcasm

Question 21

Types of nonverbal communication

Answer 21

facial expressions, eye contact, haptics, paralanguage, proxemics, territoriality, chronemics, physical appearance, clothing, artifacts, internal/external environment, colors, olfaction, and silence.

Question 22

verbal

Answer 22

mostly voluntary, mostly conscious, usually content oriented, clear or vague, primarily shaped by culture, discontinuous, single channels, verbal impact.

Question 23

nonverbal

Answer 23

mostly involuntary, mostly unconscious, usually relational, inherently ambiguous, primarily shaped by biology, continuous, multiple channels, and nonverbal impact.

Question 24

Basic Axioms of Nonverbal Communication

Answer 24

occurs in a context, comes in packages, always communicates, is rule-governed, highly believable, metacommunicates

Question 25

Functions of nonverbal communication

Answer 25

repetition, substitution (emblems), accentuation, complementary (illustrators), regulation, contradiction

Question 26

emblems

Answer 26

thumbs up. stand alone. replace verbal

Question 27

illustrators

Answer 27

use nonverbals to complement verbal message. Talking with hands

Question 28

NVLD

Answer 28

Struggle with a range of conditions that include social and spatial disabilities.

Question 29

Territoriality

Answer 29

a possessive/ownershiplike reaction to area of space or particular object.

Question 30

Primary Territoriality

Answer 30

not shared. keys, phone

Question 31

Secondary Territoriality

Answer 31

remote, seat in car

Question 32

Public Territoriality

Answer 32

movie theater seat, parking spots