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Question 1 of 25 How does accumulating situational knowledge about an organization’s use of space, office design, and dress code help you become more strategic in your communication?This knowledge reveals few details about those in charge.This knowledge helps the communicator to take into account the organization’s culture and climate when constructing messages.This knowledge helps the communicator get promoted.Because these nonverbal issues are so subjective, all a communicator can really do is guess what is appropriate and what is not.Question 2 of 25Artifacts This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 3 of 25 The personal bubbles mentioned in the textbook fluctuate depending on which factors?The situation and the people one is communicating withThe personality and mood of the communicatorsThe communication style of the interactantsThe gender and ethnic background of both the interactantsQuestion 4 of 25 Which environmental factors must a person take into account when setting effective oral communication goals?The communicator needs a good fit among workspace, design, and dress to project a capable, businesslike image.The communicator is wise to work for a company that provides ample office space and has no dress code.The communicator shouldn’t worry about the environment as long as the communicator is happy.Workspace, design, and dress are merely parts of the overall communication climate.Question 5 of 25 A student at the library spreading his papers, books, backpack, and jacket across a table is demonstrating territoriality.TrueFalseQuestion 6 of 25Adaptors This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 7 of 25Regulators This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 8 of 25 The three functions of organizational messages are task, maintenance, and human relations.TrueFalseQuestion 9 of 25Illustrators This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 10 of 25 What is one thing that influences your perception when you interact with another person?The other person’s perceptionsAttitude toward that personThe other person’s communication styleSituational anxietyQuestion 11 of 25Affect displays This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 12 of 25 Why must communicators be concerned with intimate, personal, social, and public zones in communication?People differ according to their tolerance for space, so when a communicator violates the rules of personal space as dictated by these zones, she/he may offend others.There is not much to be concerned about because most people have the same personal space tolerances.Intimate space and personal space are of no concern in the business context; only social and public zones merit attention.These zones dictate appropriate parking places.Question 13 of 25 Which of the following is the best alternative to the directive “File this!”?”Can you please file this if you have time?””I know you are busy but can you file this? The personnel manager wants to keep this project organized.””Which file should this go in? When you know that, file it.””When you get around to it, can you please file this?”Question 14 of 25Oculesics This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 15 of 25Chronemics This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 16 of 25 Paralanguage is the use of __________ in communication.wordsvocal qualitiesemotionslanguageQuestion 17 of 25Emblems This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 18 of 25 Verbal communication is more difficult to control than nonverbal communication.TrueFalseQuestion 19 of 25 Oculesics is another word for eye behavior.TrueFalseQuestion 20 of 25 Mutual understanding with disagreement translates into which of the following?”We understand each other and agree on the issue.””We don’t understand each other and don’t agree on the issue.””We understand each other but disagree on the issue.””We don’t understand each other but really agree on the issue.”Question 21 of 25Kinesics This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 22 of 25 Kinesics is the study of __________ in communication.wordsspaceparalanguagebody movements and gesturesQuestion 23 of 25Proxemics This type of nonverbal communication deals with the way a culture uses the concept of time. This type of nonverbal communication involves clothing and jewelry. The “thumbs up” signal is an example of this nonverbal cue. Holding your hands two feet apart while saying, “I caught a fish this big,” is an example for this type of nonverbal cue. Territoriality is a subset of this type of nonverbal communication. Motioning with your hands to another group member to signal that it is his turn to talk is an example of this type of nonverbal cue. This type of nonverbal communication is the study of posture, movement, gestures, and facial expressions. This type of nonverbal cue involves actions that reveal psychological or physical needs. These unintentional movements reflect the sender’s true emotions. This type of nonverbal communication concerns how eyes are focused on people and objects.Question 24 of 25 Which element in a message deals with how the sender feels about the receiver and the consequences of that feeling for future interactions?ContentNonverbal communicationRelationalInterpretiveQuestion 25 of 25 The four spatial communication zones are intimate, personal, semi personal, and social.TrueFalse