Nonverbal Communication
Identity
Emotions
Language
Perception
100

What is the definition of nonverbal communication? 

Communicating without words

100

What is the definition of "self-concept"?

The relatively stable set of perceptions you hold of yourself.

100

Define "Emotional Intelligence"

The ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and be sensitive to others' feelings. 

100

Language is...

a. Symbolic

b. Everything

c. Relational

a. Symbolic

100

What is the first stage of perception?

a. Selection

b. Organization

c. Stereotyping

d. Punctuation

a. Selection

200

Which of the following is a form of nonverbal communication?

a. "Hello!"

b. Facial expressions

c. Handwritten letter

b. Facial Expressions

200

In terms of people who have low self-esteem, what is a statement that they would most likely make about themselves?

a. "I'm generally a nervous person; that is just who I am."

b. "I stand up for my beliefs."

c. "I don't think people like me very much."

c. "I don't think people like me very much."
200

Your friend is opening up to you about their recent relationship struggles. In terms of emotional intelligence, what is the best form of empathy?

a. "At least you have a girlfriend"

b. "I can't begin to imagine what you are going through, I'm so sorry"

c. "You're okay"

d. "I've been where you are right now. I am here to listen and will be here for whatever you need"

d. "I've been where you are right now. I am here to listen and will be here for whatever you need"

200

True or False: Relative language depends on your personal experiences and what you compare it to

True. Relative language is based on your experiences in life. For example, your idea of a big school may be 5,000 or more people because you grew up in a large area, but another person may believe a big school consists of 1,000 people or more because they grew up in a rural setting.

200

Which of the following is a category of stereotyping?

a. Gender

b. Race

c. Occupation

d. Sexuality

e. All

e. All

300

Which of the following are different functions of nonverbal communication?

a. Repeating, Complementing, Contradicting

b. Repeating, Accenting, Expressing

c. Repeating, Contradicting, Impacting

a. Repeating, Complementing, Contradicting

300

What forms our personality?

a. Genetic makeup

b. Social upbringing

c. Both

d. Neither

c. Both

300

What is an example of a nonverbal reaction for a person who is sad?

Slumped posture, frown, minimal reactions to anything, intentional distancing from close family and friends

300

Which example reflects a powerless speech mannerism?

a. "Let's try it."

b. "Hey, uh, do you have a minute?"

c. "I need to say something."

b. "Hey, uh, do you have a minute?"

300

List as many factors as you can that cause us to interpret an event in one way or another.

Degree of involvement with the other person

Personal experience

Assumptions about human behavior

Attitudes

Expectations

Knowledge

Self-concept

Relational satisfaction

400

You want to tell your best friend that they need to send you money in an urgent manner. This will be sent over text. Which text message best shows a "complementing" nonverbal behavior to reinforce urgency?

a. Send the text now!

b. SEND IT NOW

c. Please send it as soon as you can.

b. SEND IT NOW

400

True or False: The Self-Concept is subjective

True. Research shows that there is no relationship between the way college students rate theiry ability as interpersonal communicators, public speakers, or listeners and their true effectiveness. 

400

Which of the following represents reappraisal?

a. "They are talking badly about me behind my back. Am I a bad friend?"

b. "This hurts, but this is a reflection of their character, not mine."

c. "I don't know what I did, but I must have messed up"

b. "This hurts, but this is a reflection of their character, not mine."

400

What is the difference between "it" statements and "I" language?

"It" statements have a less immediate impact, often reducing the speaker's acceptance of responsibility for the statement, "I" language clearly identifies the speaker as the source of a message.

400

True or False: Social media greatly affects perceptions

True. Social media allows for access to new information each day. Whether it is true or false information, what people choose to believe can affect their perception on different events, items, people, etc. 

500
"Lookism" is referred to as a form of discrimination in terms of...

The perceived physical attractiveness affects hiring, promotion, and performance evaluation in professional settings.

500

What are the four stages of a self-fulfilling prophecy?

1. Holding an expectation

2. Behaving in accordance with that expectation

3. Coming to pass of the expectation

4. Reinforcing the orginial expectation

500

True or False: Recent studies show that social media does not influence one's emotions

False. Social media plays a major role in emotions. Both senders and receivers experience emotions more intensely online.

500

What is a negative of using "you" language?

a. The speaker deflects responsibility

b. The speaker puts the receiver in the spotlight

c. The speaker comes off as judgmental and evaluative

c. The speaker comes off as judgmental and evaluative

500

"We judge ourselves more generously than we judge others" refers to what tendency?

a. Self-concept

b. Self-care

c. Self-serving bias

c. Self-serving bias