Chapter 6. Reading Non-Verbal Messages Flashcards

1
Q

Customers provide a lot of information through their
body language.

A

Body Language

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2
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The elements of body language are:

A

Body angle
Facial expressions
Arms
Hands
Legs

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3
Q

Changes in positions may indicate that a customer wants to end the interview, strongly agrees or disagrees with what has been said, or wants to place an order.

A

Body Angle

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4
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Eyes are important area of the face, by looking at customers eyes; salespeople can often determine when their presentations have made an impression.

A

Face/ Facial Expression

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5
Q

Customers will use more ______________ movement when they
are conveying an opinion.

A

Arms

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6
Q

Vey expressive-relaxed hands

A

Hands

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7
Q

_______ Legs- sales are not going well

A

Crossed

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8
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___________ Legs-cooperation, confidence and friendly interest

A

Uncrossed

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9
Q

No single gesture or position
defines a specific emotion or
attitude

A

Body Language Patterns

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10
Q

To interpret customer’s feelings, salespeople need to consider the pattern of the signals via number of channels.

A

Body Language Patterns

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11
Q

Some signals that customers may be hiding their true feelings are as follows:

Contradiction and verbal mistakes

Differences in two parts of a conversation

Nonverbal signs

Contradictions between verbal and nonverbal
messages

  • When customers disguise their true feelings, they
    are trying to be polite not deceptive.
A

Detecting Customers Hidden
Emotions and Feelings

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12
Q

Sending Messages with Nonverbal Communication

USING ____________________

face

eye contact

hand movements

posture and body movements

matching the customers communication style

A

Body Language

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13
Q

The Role of Space and Physical Contact

Distance During Interactions (4)

A
  1. intimate zone
  2. personal zone
  3. social zone
  4. public zone
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14
Q

The Role of Space and Physical Contact

Touching (2)

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  1. contact
  2. no contact
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15
Q

Priorities in Dressing for a Business

getting customers notice you in a _______ way

getting customers _____ you

A

positive
trust

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16
Q

Priorities in Dressing for a Business

  • Business clothes protect an _________ of the salespersons company, and the product
A

image

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17
Q
  • Priorities in Dressing for a Business

Salespeople will feel most __________ using their
own natural style plus some common sense.

A

comfortable

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18
Q
  • Priorities in Dressing for a Business
  • _______ the customers dress
  • _________ dress codes
A

match
casual

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19
Q

CLOSED TOE FLATS OR 1 INCH HEELS COORDINATE WITH SUIT

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

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20
Q

SANDALS/OPEN TOE SHOES 3 INCH HEELS ANYTHING SPARKLY ON SHOES

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

21
Q

SKIRT OR PANTS SUIT (JACKET MATCHES SKIRT OR PANTS)

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

22
Q

MISMATCHED BLAZER AND SKIRT

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

23
Q

SKIRT SUIT PREFERRED BLACK OR NAVY PREFERRED (GRAY OK)

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

24
Q

A SKIRT MORE THAN 2-3 INCH ABOVE YOUR KNEES

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

25
Q

COLLARED BLOUSE OR DRESSY SHELL BLOUSES MUST BE TUCKED IN

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

26
Q

LOW-CUT SEE SEE THROUGH MIDRIFF BARING

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

27
Q

STOCKINGS, MATCHING YOUR SKIN TONE

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

28
Q

BARE LEGS AND / OR FEET PATTERNED STOCKINGS OPAQUE STOCKING

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

29
Q

NEAT AWAY FROW YOUR FACE

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

30
Q

IN YOUR FACE AND/ OR MESST COLORING OTHER THAN NORMAL COLORING

(PURPLE STREAKS, PLEASE)

DO’S OR DON’T?

A
31
Q

FRESH, NATURAL LOOKING LIGHTER, NATURAL SHADES FOR LIPSTICK AND NAILS

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

32
Q

BRIGHT OR DARK COLORS
HEAVY EYE MAKE UP

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

33
Q

JEWELRY (SIMPLE AND PLAIN)

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

34
Q

JEWELRY ARE SPARKLY, EVENING JEWELRY NOSE RINGS. OTHER VISIBLE RING/STUD

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

35
Q

TATTHOOS ARE NOT SHOWING

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

36
Q

TATTOOS THAR VISIBLE ON FACIAL, NECK, HAND, OR WRIST TATTOOS

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

37
Q

FOR MEN:

SUIT: BLAZERS AND PANTS MADE OUT OF THE SAME

BLACK OR NAVY PREFERRED

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

38
Q

FOR MEN SUIT:

MISSING THE JACKET MATERIAL

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

39
Q

FOR MEN: (SHIRT)

WHITE OR LIGHT COLORED NEATLY PRESSED MUST BE TUCKED IN

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

40
Q

FOR MEN: SHIRT

DARK SHIRT WITH LIGHT TIE
DARK SHIRT WITH DARK TIIE

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

41
Q

FOR MEN: TIE

CONSERVATIVE

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

42
Q

FOR MEN: TIE

CARTOON OR OTHERWISE COMICAL TIES, MISSING THE WHITE TIE

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

43
Q

FOR MEN: SHOES

BLACK OR BROWN

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

44
Q

FOR MEN: SHOES

TENNIS SHOES
HIKING SHOES/ BOOTS

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

45
Q

FOR MEN: JEWELRY

WATCH
TIE TACK OR CHAIN

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

46
Q

FOR MEN: JEWELRY

EAR STUDS
NOSE RINGS
OTHER VISIBLE RING/STUD

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

47
Q

FOR MEN: TATTOOS
NOTHING SHOWING

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DO’S

48
Q

FOR MEN: TATTOOS

VISIBLE IN FACIAL, NECK, HAND, OR WRIST TATTOOS

DO’S OR DON’T?

A

DON’T

49
Q

“The most important thing in communication is hearing
what isn’t said”

A
  • Peter F. Ducker