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Chap 7

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uh, um ,er are known as disfluenics
​The study of the use and structure of time is termed: chronemics
Gestures that accompany speech but don't stand on their own are gestures known as illustrators
​All of the following used in nonverbal behavior are considered as part of kinesics EXCEPT paralanguage
Which of the following are indicators of deception? All of these choices may be indicators of deception.
All of these are true about touch in communication EXCEPT: it can have a significant influence on health and well-being.
Proxemics is the study of the way people and animals use space.
All of the following are characteristics of nonverbal behavior EXCEPT which one? Nonverbal behavior is always intentional.
When our nonverbal behavior is unintentional, others recognize it and make interpretations based on it.
Nonverbal communication serves the functions of all the choices are correct
The function of influencing the flow of verbal communication is called regulating
Which of the following is not true of deception detection? We underestimate our abilities to detect others’ lies.
All of the following are true about nonverbal communication across cultures, EXCEPT that interpretations of acceptable touch does not vary across cultures.
Nonverbal regulators can signal all choices are correct
Kinesics is the study of body postion and motion
adaptors are unconcious
Facial expressions are often difficult to understand because of their rapid rate of change.
Status can be conveyed nonverbally through the use of all of theses are correct
The many ways the voice communicates—including tone, speed, pitch, number and length of pauses, volume, etc.—are termed paralanguage
The use of manipulators is often a sign of discomfort
All of the following are true about the voice and communication EXCEPT which one? Paralinguistic cues help us identify the strength of an emotion being expressed, unless it’s being expressed in a language we don’t speak
All of the following are true about touch except which one? Touch in any of its forms can have positive effects.
The design and environment of rooms all of these are correct
Proxemics is the study of the way people and animals use space.
Edward T. Hall’s Distance Zones are intimate, personal, social, public.
The degree to which we face toward or away from someone with our body, feet, and head is termed: body orientation
​According to the text, all of the following are true about gender and nonverbal communication EXCEPT When people express gender differently than expected it does not lead to stigmatization
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