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1.English and French Canadians have the same predominant culture and race, yet speak different languages and have different viewpoints in general. Theirs is an example of which type of communication?
A.
Transcultural
B.
International
C.
Interethnic
D.
Cross-cultural
 
2.The voice is an accurate projection of which of the following?
A.
Intelligence
B.
Personality
C.
Competence
D.
Attitude
 
 
3.Daniel asks Amy how she enjoyed the fishing trip, and she said the olfactory aspects affected her enjoyment. To which sense is she referring?
A.
Touch
B.
Taste
C.
Smell
D.
Sight
 
4.Which of the following is an example of a fixed-feature space?
A.
Desk in an office
B.
Grid of city streets
C.
Paintings in a gallery
D.
Displays in a shoe store
 
5.Rita is trying to negotiate the price of a used car with the sales associate. Which shape of table would be best suited for her purpose?
A.
Rectangle
B.
Round
C.
Square
D.
Oval
 
6.Which of the following characteristics is associated with the primary function of teachers’ verbal behaviors?
A.
Improving cognitive learning
B.
Improving student affect
C.
Allowing open discussions
D.
Providing learning materials
 
7.Which of the following conclusions is correct about gestures and movements within an office space?
A.
Persons of higher status usually have a more tense body position.
B.
Persons with higher status exhibit more adaptive behavior than people with lower status.
C.
Persons with higher status must be more concerned with their posture than people with lower status.
D.
Persons of lower status who assume a relaxed or casual body position in the presence of a higher status person may be perceived as disrespectful, uninterested, or defiant.
E.
All of the above are true
 
 
 
 
8.Nonverbal communication helps an outsider distinguish between supervisors and subordinates. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
9.Which concept is employed when a culture considers time as a commodity?
A.
Synthesisity
B.
Valuation
C.
Cycling
D.
Tangibility
 
10.Which type of seating arrangement is optimal for encouraging group interaction among students?
A.
Traditional
B.
Circular
C.
Horseshoe
D.
Modular
 
11.An environment that provides comfort and relaxation is perceived to be which of the following?
A.
Private
B.
Familiar
C.
Warm
D.
Formal
 
 
 
 
12.George always uses supplemental materials when teaching his college-level courses, showing examples from movies and television shows. Which teacher role is George exhibiting?
A.
Trainer
B.
Manager
C.
Controller
D.
Coordinator
 
13.Because Joanne has a Type B personality, she is more likely to cheat on tests than students who have a Type A personality. Is this statement true or false?
A.
False
B.
True
 
14.Which adjustment to the classroom environment can lead to increased student interest?
A.
Changing the seating arrangement
B.
Increasing the room temperature
C.
Keeping the room quiet
D.
Dimming the lights
 
15.Which of the following is a characteristic of culture?
A.
It is innate.
B.
It is instinctive.
C.
It is learned.
D.
It is natural.
 
 
 
16.Students are more likely to perceive a teacher as more willing to encourage different points of view if the teacher’s desk is in a “blocking” position. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
17.The United States is considered a contact-oriented culture. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
18.Tactile communication is an effective means by which humans communicate emotions. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
19.Which of the following is an example of the effect of modeling?
A.
Joey’s mom feels calmer when the house is clean, so Joey starts cleaning his room every Saturday.
B.
Joey’s mom gives him a dollar for cleaning his room, so Joey starts cleaning his room every week to earn a dollar.
C.
Joey’s mom spends every Saturday morning cleaning the house, so Joey starts spending every Saturday morning cleaning his room.
D.
Joey’s mom punishes him for failing to clean his room, so Joey cleans his room every week to avoid punishment.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
20.Which of the following is an example of Morris’s 12 steps of Western courtships?
A.
Hand to arm
B.
Hand to shoulder
C.
Arm to arm
D.
Hand to hand
 
21.It has been found that our environmental surroundings affect our emotional states. Is this statement true or false?
A.
False
B.
True
 
22.Women and men should strive to dress similarly to the next-highest-ranking person in the organization. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
23.The study of the types and results of tactile behaviors is referred to as
A.
kinesics.
B.
haptics.
C.
proxemics.
D.
vocalics.
 
24.Past-oriented philosophy tends to view new situations in the context of current events. Is this statement true or false?
A.
False
B.
True
 
 
25.Henley has concluded that individuals with higher status are more likely to
A.
initiate touch.
B.
decline touch.
C.
request touch.
D.
avoid touch.
 
26.If anyone of high status, such as the president, sits at a round table, then the equality expressed by the shape is diminished. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
27.”The psychological, social, and cultural manifestations of what people perceive to be the appropriate behaviours of females and males” is the definition of which term?
A.
Orientation
B.
Sex
C.
Gender
D.
Sexuality
 
28.Which of the following is a characteristic of a sparrow’s biological time orientation?
A.
Functions best early in the day
B.
Enjoys flex-time job schedules
C.
Enjoys late afternoon classes
D.
Handles heavy evening workloads
 
 
29.The ability for an employee to organize her or his schedule around her or his daily life is referred to as
A.
quasi-scheduling
B.
flextime
C.
family based scheduling
D.
office maintenance scheduling
E.
punctuality timing
 
30.Which term describes the fear of strangers?
A.
Xenophobia
B.
Ethnophobia
C.
Ethnocentrism
D.
Interculturalism
 
31.Which of the following is a faulty conclusion about dress in the organization?
A.
People who adapt to the image of the organization are more likely to be readily accepted.
B.
The dress for male and females varies from one organization to the next.
C.
More attractive personnel are more likely to receive preferential treatment.
D.
Less attractive personnel are more likely to receive negative treatment.
E.
The higher a person is within an organization, the less idiosyncratic they can be about their clothing styles and appearance
 
 
 
 
 
 
32.Which of the following is the least correlated to interpersonal communications?
A.
The casual time employed by a culture
B.
The unwritten time orientations of a culture
C.
The value that is placed on time
D.
The precision of a time measurement
 
33.It has been said that Americans are schedule-driven people; this would indicate that Americans prefer
A.
polychronic time.
B.
monochronic time.
C.
technical time.
D.
formal time.
 
34.The nonverbal behavior of immediacy can be misjudged as cues suggesting an intimate relationship. Is this statement true or false?
A.
False
B.
True
 
35.Ed is painting the walls of a coffeehouse. He wants to use a color that creates a stimulating, happy, and exciting environment. Which color should he choose?
A.
Orange
B.
Purple
C.
Red
D.
Blue
 
 
 
36.Studies have shown that approximately 20% of the North American population is
A.
touch apprehensive.
B.
touch avoiding.
C.
touch sensitive.
D.
touch cautious.
 
37.Erin is perceived as being sociable, likeable, and intelligent. Considering societal norms, Erin may also be considered by many people as
A.
responsive.
B.
attractive.
C.
proactive.
D.
assertive.
 
38.Jackson is about to walk in the door for a job interview. He checks his tie, adjusts his suit coat, and makes sure his shirt is properly tucked. Jackson’s behaviors are an example of which of the following?
A.
Actions of appeal
B.
Preening behavior
C.
Courtship-readiness cue
D.
Positional cue
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
39.Which of the following is an example of the depth of time?
A.
An instructor telling a student to use time wisely
B.
An investor using historical data to predict future trends
C.
A culture determining that sixty minutes equals one hour
D.
A person telling a friend that Monday is the first day of the week
 
40.Women often engage in more self-touching than men to fulfill their need for touch. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
41.Which of the following describes chronemics?
A.
The method used by a culture to keep track of time
B.
The length of time required to complete a process
C.
The perception of our actions and reactions as a time sequence
D.
The influence time has on daily communication and life
 
42.Behavior that is reinforced will increase in frequency. Is this statement true or false?
A.
True
B.
False
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
43.Larry is a tenured professor at a university and has his own office. Which of the following is true concerning status and office design?
A.
With higher status, there are more outer offices.
B.
With higher status, there are fewer windows.
C.
With higher status, there is less furniture.
D.
With higher status, there are more exits.
 
44.Nick keeps a handkerchief in his breast pocket when he goes dancing because he says the sweat on it attracts women. The sweaty handkerchief is an example of the highly debated presence of what natural substance in humans?
A.
Deodorants
B.
Perfumes
C.
Pheromones
D.
Hormones
 
45.Which of the following describes an androgynous person?
A.
Assertive
B.
Flexible
C.
Responsive
D.
Affiliative
 
46.Students typically employ adaptive behavior more often during the first few days of school, near holidays, and near the end of the school year. Is this statement true or false?
A.
False
B.
True
 
 
47.By encouraging small-group projects, teachers may maximize students’ active involvement in class. This is one example of the teacher acting as a
A.
coordinator.
B.
manager.
C.
controller.
D.
moderator.
 
48.Ashley is introduced to her husband’s boss, Jeff, and shakes hands with him. This is an example of which form of touch?
A.
Social-polite
B.
Love-intimacy
C.
Sexual-arousal
D.
Friendship-warmth
 
49.Which of the following demonstrates ethnocentrism?
A.
Viewing one’s own culture as the norm
B.
Adopting beliefs and values of two cultures
C.
Failing to subscribe to any one culture
D.
Adopting beliefs and values of more than two cultures
 
50.Chris is having a difficult time getting along with co-workers. He seems to be grumpy and short-tempered. Which phase is he experiencing?
A.
First phase of the physical cycle
B.
Second phase of the sensitivity cycle
C.
Second phase of the intellectual cycle
D.
First phase of the sensitivity cycle