CHAP 4: VERBAL & NONVERBAL COMM

Which of the following subtopics is included in this chapter?

• Principles

• Types of nonverbal comm

• Nonverbal comm

• Enhancing effectiveness

Principles of verbal communication includes ...

• Engage in dual perspective

• Punctuation affects meaning

• Interpretation creates meaning

• Communication is rule guided

_________ rules define what communication means by telling us how to count certain kinds of communication.

___________is the mental mark of the beginnings and endings of particular interactions (Watzlawick, Beavin, & Jackson, 1967)

• Accuracy

• Dual perspective

• Punctuation

You and your friend might have different opinions on the genocide happening toward the Palestinians. How can we enhance the effectiveness of this communication process?

• Own your feelings and thought

• Strive for accuracy & clarity

• Engage in dual perspective

• Take responsibility for themselves

___________ is a technique developed by early communication scholars that allows us to note that our statements reflect only specific times and circumstances

• Static evaluation

• Responsiveness

• Punctuation

• Indexing

Which of the following is a type of nonverbal communication?

• Haptics

• Indexing

• Artifacts

• Silences

Raised eyebrows, staring, clapping hands, etc.

The above are examples of which type of nonverbal comm?

• Proxemics

• Chronemics

• Kinesics

• Haptics

Important people with high status can keep others waiting, but low status people are expected to be punctual.

Which type of nonverbal comm is related to the above statement?

• Proxemics

• Kinesics

• Haptics

• Chronemics

Vocal cues signal others to interpret what we say as a joke, threat, statement of fact, question, and so forth. This explanation is related to__________