Quiz 1 Chapter 1 and 2

Question 1

Nonverbal Interactions

Answer 1

Behaving without Words

Question 2

Communication

Answer 2

Interactive Process whereby people seek to induce some form of change in attitude, belief, or behavior

Question 3

Speaker

Answer 3

Dress, Voice, Distance Maintained

Question 4

Receiver

Answer 4

Posture, Facial Expression, Distance Maintained

Question 5

Situtation

Answer 5

Context, Time, Environment

Question 6

Symbol

Answer 6

Word takes the place of something else

Question 7

Sign

Answer 7

Natural Representation of an event or fact

Question 8

Nonverbal Communication

Answer 8

Process of creating meaning in the minds of receivers whether intentionally or unintentionally by use of actions others than use of words or language… Can include norms and expectations

Question 9

Approach

Answer 9

Get close to a subject

Question 10

Delivery

Answer 10

Management of the voice and of gestures is a focus in consideration of delivery

Question 11

Nonverbal functions

Answer 11

1. Identification 2. Control of the Interaction 3. Relationship of Interactants 4. Display of cognitive information 5. Display of affective information 6. Display of Deception

Question 12

Perception

Answer 12

The way we look at things through sensation and interpretation

Question 13

High Context vs Low Context

Answer 13

Low context is more explicit and high context is internalized and in the physical context

Question 14

Overlaps

Answer 14

Overlap speech with your own

Question 15

Haptics

Answer 15

The Study of touch and touching

Question 16

Violation of Haptics Expectations

Answer 16

Location, Duration, Intensity

Question 17

Meads Three Part developmental Process

Answer 17

Imitation- Mimicking behavior without understanding, Play- Learning what is appropriate/inappropriate, Game- Manipulating NVC for desired effect

Question 18

Subcode

Answer 18

A specific category or type of nonverbal communication; also known as a channel

Question 19

Proxemics

Answer 19

The interrelated observations and theories of our use of space as a specialized elaboration of culture; usually divided into territory and personal space.

Question 20

Physical Appearance

Answer 20

The impression people have of others based on the body; personal aesthetics, clothing, body adaptor, and additions

Question 21

Homophily

Answer 21

People are more likely to be drawn to people who are nonverbally similar to themselves.

Question 22

Kinesics

Answer 22

The study of body movement and facial expression

Question 23

Vocalics

Answer 23

The study of the communicative value of the voice and other sounds made by an individual; paralanguage.

Question 24

Olfactics

Answer 24

The study of how we perceive and use odors

Question 25

Chronemics

Answer 25

The study of how use structure time

Question 26

Expectations Violation Theory

Answer 26

When someone violates your expectations of their nonverbal behaviors, you will respond in either a positive or negative way

Question 27

Functional Approach to Nonverbal

Answer 27

Types and Functions of nonverbal

Question 28

Identification and Self Presentation

Answer 28

We use nonverbal communication to let others know who we are and to express our individuality.

Question 29

Relationships of Interactants

Answer 29

Nonverbal communication helps to define and reinforce relationships and the same action may mean different things based on the relationship

Question 30

Cognitive Information

Answer 30

We use nonverbal communication to send specific information to the receiver.

Question 31

Emotional Affection

Answer 31

Let them know how we feel, form an emotional baseline

Question 32

Display of Deception

Answer 32

Nonverbal communication to display false emotions

Question 33

Hemispheric Style

Answer 33

The Way each of the brains hemispheres process communication

Question 34

Left and Right Hemispheres

Answer 34

Left- Abstract Right- Emotion

Question 35

Linguistic Distinction

Answer 35

Communication that relies on fabricated language

Question 36

Continuity Distinction

Answer 36

Verbal Language- Discontinuous Nonverbal Comm- Continuous