A) the regulatory function
B) the monitoring function
C) the expressive function
D) the cognitive function
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A) There are no generally held perceptions of attractive people.
B) Attractive people have more status in intimate and social contexts; less attractive people have more status in personal and public contexts.
C) Attractive people have a more difficult time being persuasive than less attractive people.
D) Attractive people are perceived as more credible, happier, popular, sociable, and prosperous than less attractive people.
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A) It signals when we want to talk and when we don't want to talk.
B) It reveals our emotions.
C) It provides information about the behaviour of others.
D) It provides information about the thought processes of others.
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A) arousal
B) dominance
C) immediacy
D) intimacy
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A) cognitive function.
B) monitoring function.
C) regulatory function.
D) expressive function.
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A) facial expression
B) posture
C) eye contact
D) voice
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A) an illustrator.
B) an emblem.
C) an affect display.
D) a regulator.
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A) status and power.
B) active interest and emotional involvement.
C) liking and pleasure.
D) closeness and power.
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A) on what the other person says
B) on what the other person means
C) on what the other person does
D) on what the perception check conveys
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A) Movements and Gestures
B) Eye Contact
C) Facial Expressions
D) Vocal Cues
E) Personal Space
F) Territory
G) Touch
H) Appearance
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A) It gives information about another person's thought processes.
B) It gives information about another person's desire to talk.
C) It gives information about one's emotional state.
D) It gives information about one's behaviour.
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A) nonverbal messages do not have a specific beginning and an end.
B) we perceive nonverbal messages from a variety of sources.
C) the meaning of the nonverbal message may be known only to the person displaying it.
D) there is no cross-cultural dictionary of nonverbal meaning.
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A) Nonverbal communication is the primary way we communicate feelings and attitudes.
B) Nonverbal communication plays a major role in interpersonal relationships.
C) Nonverbal messages are usually more believable than verbal messages.
D) Nonverbal messages are continuous.
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A) know the person well
B) know the person well, see the entire face and have plenty of time to watch it, and understand the context
C) see the person's entire face and understand the context
D) understand the context of an emotion and have time to watch the person's face
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A) expectancy violation theory
B) adaptational synchrony
C) emotional contagion theory
D) adaptation theory
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A) an illustrator.
B) an adaptor.
C) a regulator.
D) an effect display.
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