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The ways in which people show what they mean other than by the words they use, for example by their tone of voice, or by making sounds with the breath. Paralanguage
What syllables are usually stressed in two syllabic nouns? First
Process of joining the final sound of a word with the initial sound of the next word within a thought group. The effect is a continuous flow of voice. Blending
Process of breaking or dividing an utterance into breath units or thought groups. To separate thought groups, line or lines are drawn. Phrasing
Defined as the manner of speaking a language. It also refers to rising and falling in pitch. Intonation
What number of intonation is Normal? 2
What number of Intonation is Very High? 4
It is estimated that NVC most often conveys a larger share of social information (65% or more) while verbal communication plays a less salient role (35% or less). True
It is the study of spatial communication and how we use it. Proxemics
Who coined Proxemics? Edward Hall
Social Distance 4 to 12 feet
Intimate Distance 6 to 18 Inches
Personal Distance 18 inches to 4 feet This includes the “hidden dimension” or your “personal bubble”
Public Distance 12-25 feet
This means by which people and other animals communicate via touch. Haptics
This means by which people and other animals communicate via touch. True
Paralanguage are the ways in which people show what they mean other than the words they use. True
Stress is the relative force or prominence given to a syllable or word. A stressed syllable or word is given a longer duration, a louder volume, and a higher pitch. True
Most English words, especially NOUNS that have two syllables, are stressed on the second syllable. False
The noun PRODUCE is stressed on the first syllable. True
The verb RECORD is stressed on the second syllable. True
Blending is the process of joining the final sound of a word with the initial sound of the next word within a thought group. The effect is a continuous flow of voice. True
Phrasing is the process of breaking or dividing an utterance into breath units or thought groups. To separate thought groups, line or lines are drawn. Punctuation marks like commas, colons, semi-colons, and periods are signals for phrasing. True
In the example, LEARN HOW TO CUT, MARINATE, AND COOK FRIENDS, the right phrasing is applied. False
Intonation is defined as the manner of speaking a language. It also refers to rising and falling in pitch. True
The voice has four pitch levels. Four (4) is normal. False
Which of the following is an example of nonvocal, nonverbal communication? Hand gestures
Facial expressions, posture, and gestures fall under which category of communication? Nonvocal, nonverbal communication
When a person crosses their arms during a conversation, it may suggest: Defensiveness
Maintaining eye contact without speaking is an example of: Nonvocal, nonverbal communication
Which of the following is not a form of nonvocal, nonverbal communication? Whispering
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