Body Language Communication Quiz

Ignoring what you do not understand is a sign of interest.

Phonemes discrimination is related to understanding body language.

Body language plays a role in signaling disinterest.

Biased listening leads to improved comprehension.

Critical listening involves paying attention to body language signals.

Listening only involves auditory perception and does not involve visual cues.

Body language plays a role in effective communication during listening.

Critical listening involves analyzing the speaker's body language and nonverbal cues.

Biased listening occurs when the listener disregards the speaker's body language and focuses solely on the spoken words.

Phonemes discrimination, the ability to distinguish between different speech sounds, is unrelated to visual cues during listening.

Comprehension listening involves interpreting the speaker's tone, pauses, and body language in addition to the words spoken.

Critical listening focuses solely on the literal meaning of the spoken words, disregarding tone, pauses, and body language.

Phoneme discrimination refers to the ability to distinguish between different tones and pauses in spoken language.

Biased listening occurs when the listener interprets the speaker's message through the lens of their own preconceived notions or beliefs.

Body language communication involves the use of facial expressions, gestures, and posture to convey meaning in addition to spoken words.