non-verbal terms
Culture
Self, concepts, and distance.
Impression/conflict/leadership/
Listening
100

What is a back channeling cue?

responses a listener makes while the speaker is still talking to show they are engaged and listening.

100

what is code switching? give an example.

the ability to use different language styles depending on the situation. An example would be either changing to your native laguage around fluent speakers, or talking to a adolescent(using slang terms).

100

what is allness?

unconscious assumption that you know all
100

in impression management what is an action for the goal of being followed?

dressing like a leader, displaying diplomas

100
You just got promoted and people are happy for you, but you downplay your reaction, as  your friend has just received bad news. This is an example of what?

Deintensification

200

The OK hand gesture, putting your index finger and thumb together and the other three fingers up, is an example of what body gesture?

An emblem

200

name the 4 proxemic distances. (proximity)

Intimate, personal, social, and public

200

what is self esteem, and self disclosure?

self esteem is the value you place on yourself, and self disclosure is the sensitive information you share about yourself, that is normally kept hidden.

200

What are the 3 classes of small group roles? and one example of a role from each class.


1.Group Task Roles: roles include: the information/opinion seeker or giver, the initiator-contributor, the elaborator, the evaluator-critic, and the procedural technician or recorder
2. Group Building and Maintenance Roles: the encourager or harmonizer, the compromiser, the gatekeeper-expediter, the standard setter, and the follower
3. Individual Roles:the aggressor, the recognition seeker and self-confessor, the blocker, the special-interest pleader, and the dominator




200

Name 2 out of the 4 barriers to effective listening.

Physical and mental distractions, biases and prejudices, lack of appropriate focus, and premature judgement.

300
Someone who twirls their hair, or figets with a pen is doing what?

using an adaptor that satisfy a personal need. there are two types of adaptors self- touching yourself(rubbing nose), and object( figeting with a ring)

300

what is ethonocentrism?

believeing that your culture is all good and viewing others negatively.

300

The pig malion effect and the self fulfilling prophecy are concepts that mirror each other, explain the meaning behind both.

Pigmalion effect is where you expect good things and thats what happens as a result, and self fulfilling prophesy is the opposite, you expect negative things and that the result.

300

what are the 3 types of leadership? 

Democratic, Authoritarian, and Laisse-faire 

300

Name the three types of listening.

Critical, empathic, and active

400

Two people holding hands is an example of what?

A Tie sign

400

there are 7 main aspects in which cultures differ, name at least 4.


Individualism/collectivism, High/low context. High/low power distance, long or short term orientation, uncertainty avoidance, masculinity/feminity, indulgent/restraint

400

Name all sections of the Johari window.

Hidden self(you know), unknown self(nobody knows), open self(everyone knows), blind self(other people know but you don't)

400

what are the five conflict styles? and win/lose status of each.

1. Competing: I win, you lose
2. Avoiding: I lose, you lose
3. Compromising: I win and lose, you win and lose
4. Accommodating: I lose, you win
5. Collaborating: I win, you win



400
List the types of noise, and give an example.

Psychological(inner dialogue), semantic( misinterpretation of words, physical(vehicles outside), and physiological( pain, hungry)

500
A wedding ring on the right hand is an example of what non-verbal communication?

Artifactual communication

500

A Japanese man in a corporate office nods when his boss is speaking at a meeting, even though he disagrees with the boss, this is an example of what?

High context culture

500

Name the 5 stages of perception. (the acronym I used to help me is SOI(shun) MR)

Stimulation, organization, interpretation, memory, recall(SOI[shun, because the first three words end with shun sound] MR)

500

What are the types of loss. And the stages of the five stages of the Kübler-Ross theory?

Primary, secondary, and limbo loss.

1. Denial 2. Anger 3. Bargaining 4. Depression 5. Acceptance

500

The acronym I devised for listening is RURER, name each step from beginning to end. 

Receiving, understanding, remembering, evaluating, and responding(RURER)