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Which element is crucial in oral communication for enriching or amplifying sound?
Which element is crucial in oral communication for enriching or amplifying sound?
- Voice
- Respiration
- Pronunciation
- Vibration (correct)
What does 'pitch' refer to in the context of verbal communication?
What does 'pitch' refer to in the context of verbal communication?
- The length of time a sound is produced
- The volume of the voice
- The highness or lowness of the voice (correct)
- The process of enriching or amplifying sound
Which element of verbal communication involves the tone of the human voice?
Which element of verbal communication involves the tone of the human voice?
- Loudness
- Quality (correct)
- Duration
- Intonation
What is the key component of nonverbal communication that involves gestures, posture, and body language?
What is the key component of nonverbal communication that involves gestures, posture, and body language?
What is kinesics?
What is kinesics?
Which term refers to gestures that are conventional and have meanings on their own?
Which term refers to gestures that are conventional and have meanings on their own?
What is haptics?
What is haptics?
What does proxemics refer to?
What does proxemics refer to?
What does paralinguistics refer to?
What does paralinguistics refer to?
What does chronemics refer to?
What does chronemics refer to?
Which element of verbal communication is responsible for the rise and fall of the speaker's voice?
Which element of verbal communication is responsible for the rise and fall of the speaker's voice?
What term refers to the process of articulation of the sound or the shaping of the sound into an intelligible speech?
What term refers to the process of articulation of the sound or the shaping of the sound into an intelligible speech?
Which component of nonverbal communication involves the exchange of messages through nonverbal cues such as body language and facial expressions?
Which component of nonverbal communication involves the exchange of messages through nonverbal cues such as body language and facial expressions?
What does 'duration' refer to in the context of verbal communication?
What does 'duration' refer to in the context of verbal communication?
What term refers to the space one uses when communicating?
What term refers to the space one uses when communicating?
Which nonverbal communication element involves movements and behaviors that indicate internal states related to arousal or anxiety?
Which nonverbal communication element involves movements and behaviors that indicate internal states related to arousal or anxiety?
What refers to the aspects of spoken communication that do not involve words, also known as vocalics?
What refers to the aspects of spoken communication that do not involve words, also known as vocalics?
Which term refers to gestures that are conventional and have meanings on their own?
Which term refers to gestures that are conventional and have meanings on their own?
What does olfactics refer to in nonverbal communication?
What does olfactics refer to in nonverbal communication?
What does chromatics refer to in nonverbal communication?
What does chromatics refer to in nonverbal communication?
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