nonverbal communication

All of the following are characteristics of nonverbal communication EXCEPT

• nonverbal communication is present in most interpersonal conversations

• nonverbal communication usually conveys more information than verbal communication

• nonverbal communication is the secondary means of communication emotion

• nonverbal communication is a meta-communicative

When a manicurist touches Suzi's hands while giving her a manicure, the type of touch Suzi receives is

• affectionate

• caregiving

• ritual

• power and control

Which of the following vocal behaviors did we discuss that can change the way that someone perceives what you say....i.e. you can say anything it depends how you say it.

• inflection

• volume

• tone

• rate

Three behaviors that systematically change when people attempt to deceive are

• smiling, eye blinking pupil dilation

• eye blinking, fidgeting, wincing

• pupil dilation, wincing, smiling

• none of the above

_______________ is the first of the five senses to develop in humans.

• touch

• hearing

• vision

• smell

People in ________cultures stand close

• high-contact

• low-contact

• no contact

• affect display

Non-word sounds such as "umm" and "uh" are called ________words.

• emblem

• filler

• regulator

Turning your posture away from the person you are speaking to, as a signal that you want the end the conversation, is called _____________.

• turn-taking

• being rude

• left-positioning

___________ is the convergence of two people's nonverbal behaviors i.e. people mirror others in which they see a likeness to themselvies.

• interactional synchrony

• halo effect

• reflecting mirror

Match the following

• go along with a verbal message to translate it.  “This big”

• affect displays

• satisfy a need such as scratching an itch or picking lint off of your shirt

• adaptors

• gestures that communicate emotions- covering your mouth when you are surprised.

• Emblem

• gestures that have a direct verbal translation.  Wave for hello, goodbye, extended palm for stop

• regulators

• gestures that control the flow of conversation.

• illustrators