WorksheetsNVC
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 35mins
What substance is produced when we smile?
serotonin
endorphins
bile
adrenaline
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
What is this an example of?
Facial expression
Gesture
Posture
Paralanguage
True or False: NVC is commonly used to detect lies.
True
False
How might someone's face look if they are happy?
Mouth turned up at the corners
Nose wrinkling
Eyebrows raised and pulled together
Eyes glare
How might someone's face look if they are sad?
Pulling down of lips at corners
Nose wrinkling
Eyebrows raised and pulled together
Narrowing of the lips
Which TWO are a sign of anger?
Eyebrows raised and pulled together
Nose wrinkling
Eyebrows down and pulled together
Narrowing of the lips
Which TWO expressions are a sign of surprise?
Eyes widened
Mouth open
Eyebrows down and pulled together
Narrowing of the lips
Which facial expression is a sign of disgust?
Nose wrinkled
Mouth wide open
Eyebrows raised and pulled together
Eyebrows down and pulled together
Which facial expression is a sign of fear?
Nose wrinkled
Mouth wide open
Eyebrows raised and pulled together
Eyebrows down and pulled together
What was the name of Darwin's work?
The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals
The Expression of the Emotions in Animals and Man
The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Woman
The Expression of the Emotions in Men and Women
What year did Darwin publish The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals?
1872
1882
1892
1992
Darwin believed that facial expressions were ...
universal
not important
avoidable
insignificant
Darwin examined the faces of ...
babies
babies and people in mental asylums
babies, people in mental asylums and the faces of his family
his crew on the HMS Beagle
Darwin believed that the universality of expression (across species) was another indicator of ...
evolution
seratonin
deformity
madness
What did Guillame Duchenne do in the 1800s?
Worked with Darwin
Worked with babies
Did experiments using electrodes
Was the captain of the HMS Beagle
Guillame Duchenne used electrodes to force face muscles into certain ...
expressions
people
places
Though this research would be controversial today, Guillame Duchenne helped show the incredible number of ____ we have in our faces to use for expressions.
muscles
range
marks
features
Animals use NVC because they do not have ...
complex language skills
real emotions
people skills
Most facial expressions are voluntary, but some are ...
involuntary
rude
not appropriate
unusual
Which of these expressions ARE universally recognised?
Happiness, Sadness, Anger, Fear
Hunger, Thirst, Hatred, Love
Embarrassment, Jealousy
Which of this expressions is NOT universally recognised?
Happiness
Sadness
Anger
Embarrassment
Which of this expressions is NOT universally recognised?
Happiness
Sadness
Fear
Conviction
Which of this expressions is NOT universally recognised?
Happiness
Surprise
Fear
Jealousy
What year did Jack et al complete their research?
2001
2006
2009
2010
Where did Jack et al complete their research?
Glasgow University
Edinburgh University
London University
Manchester University
Jack et al (2009) found that some facial expressions were confused across cultures, especially those for fear and surprise in ...
East Africa
East Asia
Europe
East Australia
Most people recognise certain facial features, but exceptions include people with ...
autism
criminal records
children
animals
Nature relates to things that are ...
inherited
learnt
Nurture relates to things that are ...
inherited
learnt
Nature relates to things that are ...
genetic
environmental
Nurture relates to things that are ...
genetic
environmental
Nature relates to things that are ...
DNA
Conditioning
Nurture relates to things that are ...
DNA
Conditioning
What year did Matsumoto publish his research?
2001
2006
2009
2010
Where did Matsumoto gather his evidence?
At the Olympic Games
At the Paralympic Games
At the Olympic and Paralympic Games
What year were these Olympic and Paralympic Games?
2001
2004
2009
2010
How many photographs of athletes were examined?
3,800
4,800
5,800
6,800
Research of the athletes expressions showed that Gold medallists showed ...
Fake smiles
Genuine joy
Silver and Bronze medallists showed ...
'Social smiles'
'Social Skills'
'Social lives'
'Social networks'
'Social smiles' are smiles involving only ____ movement.
mouth
eye
eyebrow
ear
'Social smiles' are usually _____
genuine
real
artificial
powerful
Matsumoto also found that _____ competitors showed or controlled their emotions in the same ways as sighted competitors.
Blind
Sighted
Older
Younger
Blind athletes would not be able to ____ expressions, as they would not have seen them.
copy
ignore
have
express
Matsumoto's research (2009) suggests that facial expressions are ...
innate
learned
In 1973 Eibl-eibesfeldt observed expressions in blind and sighted ...
animals
babies
women
athletes
Eibl-eibesfeldt found out that deaf babies would also ...
laugh
sing
talk
cry
Eibl-eibesfeldt's research suggested that facial expressions and laughter are ...
inborn expressions
Classical conditioning
Operant conditioning
Learned behaviour
Two types of conditioning (for the nurture argument) are ...
Classical
Operant
Deviant
Classic
In classical conditioning, babies babies learn to connect shouting with an ________ face.
angry
happy
sad
excited
When babies copy facial expressions, this is called ...
Social Learning Theory
Social Action Theory
Social Network Theory
Social Facial Theory
In operant conditioning, if babies are ______ they will repeat certain expressions.
rewarded
punished
Babies are rewarded with ____ for copying and repeating certain expressions.
attention
chocolate
fizzy juice
Angry faces and frowns are usually not rewarded, so these do not last until ________.
adulthood
adolescence
marriage
The general view is that facial expressions are influenced by ...
nature
nurture
both nature and nurture
