Understanding Body Language Part 3

Which of the following is an example of an emblem in body language?

• Nodding to show understanding

• Patting someone's back to show affection

• Shaking hands to greet someone

• Thumbs-up to indicate approval

What are microexpressions?

• Small physical movements during conversations

• Facial expressions that last for a long time

• Subtle changes in body language when lying

• Emblems used in specific cultural contexts

In some cultures, maintaining prolonged eye contact may be seen as:

• A sign of interest and respect

• A sign of honesty and sincerity

• Rude or confrontational

• A way to establish rapport

What does it mean when someone crosses their legs away from another person during a conversation?

• They feel comfortable and engaged

• They feel defensive or disinterested

• They want to establish rapport

• They are relaxed and open-minded

What is the purpose of regulators in body language?

• To control or coordinate conversations

• To express emotions through facial expressions

• To mirror the body language of others

• To release tension or anxiety

What is a common way to show agreement or understanding during a conversation?

• Crossing arms

• Nodding

• Avoiding eye contact

• Folding hands

Pointing with the index finger is considered impolite in some cultures. What is a more acceptable alternative gesture?

• Thumbs-up

• Open-palm gesture

• Pointing with the middle finger

• Pointing with the pinky finger

What does leaning away from someone during a conversation often indicate?

• Disinterest or discomfort

• Agreement and engagement

• Openness and trustworthiness

• Eagerness to listen

What does a clenched fist typically convey in body language?

• Anger or aggression

• Happiness and excitement

• Nervousness or anxiety

• Approval and satisfaction

Which of the following is an example of an adaptor in body language?

• Nodding

• Smiling

• Clenching fists

• Patting someone's back