Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Misc
100

This word is used to describe a structured system of symbols used for creating meaning

Language

100

What term describes the tendency to ascribe positive qualities to attractive people?

Halo Effect

100

This term describes the active process of making meaning out another person's spoken message

Listening

100

This term describes the way emotions spread between other people

Emotional Contagion

100

Tone of voice, rate of speech, and volume are examples of what kind of communication

nonverbal

200

This language rule deals with word pronunciation 

Pragmatics

200

What factors contribute to how attractive we consider someone (2 answers)

Symmetry and Proportionally

200

The "H" and "I" in the HURIER model stand for

Hearing and Interpreting

200

Which display rule involves acting as though you’re indifferent or emotionless when you are actually experiencing an emotion?

Inhibition

200

Which sense is most strongly tied to memory? 

Smell

300

This language rule deals with sentence construction 

Syntax

300

What percentage of meaning is transmitted nonverbally? 

65-70

300

What are the three forms of listening primarily covered in the chapter? 

Critical, Empathic, Informational
300

Neurotic people are more likely than others to experience 

Negative emotions (anger, guilt, anxiety, depression)

300

Eye dilation occurs when

We find someone attractive

400

This theory holds that the words in a language shape the emotions one can experience

Sapir-Whorf

400
Waving is an example of what kind of gesture

Emblem

400

Only noticing the negative comments made in a conversation is an example of

Selective Attention

400

What is the difference between jealousy and envy?

Envy involves wanting something that another person has; jealousy involves feeling that a relationship is threatened by a third party

400

Which cues do people tend to believe more often

Nonverbal

500

This term describes statements that are intentionally ambiguous 

Weasel words

500

An arm nudge after telling a joke might let someone know you are joking. This is an example of

Metacommunication

500

What is the difference between pseudolistening and glazing over?

You’re actually listening during glazing over, but not during pseudolistening.

500

Using you-statements to describe your emotions is problematic because it

fails to acknowledge the part you play in determining your feelings.

500

What is the relationship between body odor and attraction?

People tend to be most attracted to others whose natural body odors are different from their own.