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What percentage of communication is identified as verbal according to the provided information?
Which of the following is NOT a component of non-verbal communication?
What are the two sub-dimensions of verbal communication mentioned?
Which statement about register is true based on the information provided?
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In what scenario would a person likely misunderstand the concept of register?
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Which is an example of spoken verbal communication?
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What aspect of communication is often more difficult to articulate verbally?
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When attending a casual event, which clothing choice would be more appropriate?
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What is typically associated with the formal register of communication?
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Which statement best describes non-verbal communication?
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How can unintended meanings in communication be addressed?
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What aspect of paralanguage is crucial in communication?
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What does the saying 'Actions speak louder than words' imply?
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Which of the following is an example of paralanguage?
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What should a speaker be cautious about to maintain clarity in communication?
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Which of the following symbols is universally recognized for love?
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What is the significance of chrysanthemum flowers in Italy?
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Which colors are typically used in the interiors of hospitals to create a calming atmosphere?
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What color is associated with mourning in many cultures?
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The concept that the guest of honor arrives last at an event reflects which area of non-verbal communication?
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What does proxemics analyze?
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In Singapore, what does a white tent signify?
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According to the principles of chronemics, what does arriving late communicate?
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Which color is often considered the royal color in many Asian monarchies?
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What is the primary purpose of haptics in communication?
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Which type of gesture is used to emphasize a particular point in a conversation?
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What can facial expressions indicate in non-verbal communication?
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Which of the following would be considered an emblem in gestures?
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Why is it important to be cautious with touch in haptics?
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Which of the following is a function of regulating gestures?
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What are basic facial expressions primarily used for?
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In which context are haptics most commonly accepted?
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What does personal appearance primarily convey in non-verbal communication?
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In which country is it considered offensive to leave the house with wet hair?
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Which form of non-verbal communication may be interpreted differently across cultures?
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What message does wearing a uniform typically convey?
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What is proxemics primarily concerned with?
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In the context of non-verbal communication, what can silence indicate in the Philippines?
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What does the term 'OOTD' stand for in relation to personal appearance?
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How is silence interpreted in Japan within a classroom context?
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Study Notes
Dimensions of Communication
- Communication can be verbal or non-verbal.
- Verbal communication refers to the use of words, spoken or written.
- Non-verbal communication includes body language, gestures, facial expressions, and even the way we dress.
- Non-verbal communication accounts for 65% of communication, while verbal communication accounts for 35%.
Types of Verbal Communication
- Spoken verbal communication involves conversations, speeches, and phone calls.
- Written verbal communication includes text messages and letters.
Register
- Register refers to the level of formality in communication and how it affects language use.
- Formal register is used in settings where meticulous observation of appropriateness is required, such as apology letters and university application letters.
- Informal register is used in casual settings where formalities are not strictly observed.
Intention in Communication
- Speak intentionally and be mindful of the potential impact of your words, especially in written communication.
- Reconsider a message before sending to avoid unintentionally upsetting someone.
Paralanguage
- Paralanguage refers to the way something is said, including tone, intonation, voice, volume, and hesitation.
- It can convey messages beyond words, even through physical items like gifts.
- Examples of paralanguage include sarcasm, which conveys the opposite of what is said, and the meaning of flowers, which vary across cultures.
Chronemics
- Chronemics refers to the study of the relationship between time and communication.
- The way we perceive and react to time can influence how we communicate, especially in terms of power dynamics.
- Arriving last at an event can be a display of authority and power.
Proxemics
- Proxemics is the study of personal space and how individuals maintain distance from each other in social situations.
- Every individual has a radius of personal space, with varying degrees of acceptable proximity depending on the relationship.
- Personal space includes:
- Public space
- Social space
- Personal space
Haptics
- Haptics is the use of touch to convey messages.
- Forms of haptics include a kiss on the hand, a hug, a handshake, and a shoulder massage.
- Be mindful of cultural and gender norms when using touch to avoid unintended messages or offense.
Gestures
- Gestures are movements of the hands and head that convey meaning in communication.
- There are four types of gestures:
- Emphasizing: To highlight a specific part of the message.
- Regulating: To control the flow of communication.
- Illustrating: To visually represent an object, size, or distance.
- Emblems: Gestures with specific meanings, such as putting a hand on the chest during the national anthem.
Facial Expressions
- Facial expressions are movements of the face that convey emotions without verbal expression.
- There are seven basic expressions: Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, disgust, and contempt.
Personal Appearance
- Personal appearance is a form of non-verbal communication that involves decorating or modifying the body to communicate meaning.
- Examples include clothing, tattoos, hairstyles, and jewelry.
- Culture plays a role in how personal appearance is interpreted.
Silence
- Silence can be a form of non-verbal communication.
- The interpretation of silence varies across cultures.
- In the Philippines, silence can indicate a refusal to communicate.
- In the U.S., silence can be used as a form of protest.
- In Japan, silence is considered the highest form of respect.
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Explore the various aspects of communication, including verbal and non-verbal methods, types, and the importance of register and intention. This quiz covers how communication influences meaning and understanding in different contexts.
