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Multiple Choice


This activity contains 10 questions.

	When you raise your voice to underscore a certain word or phrase, you are   Regulating your message. Accenting your message. Complementing your message. Substituting your message.

	When you jerk your thumb left and say "let's go," you are   Regulating your message. Contradicting your message. Repeating your message. Substituting your message.

	Flashing a thumbs up to your child when she scores a goal is communicating via a(n)   Regulator. Emblem. Illustrator. Affect display.

	When you look away from a quarrelling couple to show that you respect their privacy, you are demonstrating   Personal distance. Civil inattention. Proxemics. Territoriality.

	The study of spatial communication is   Kinesics. Haptics. Proxemics. Complexity.

	When you are 10 feet away from another person, you are maintaining _______ distance.   Intimate Social Public Personal

	If you are actually touching someone, you are maintaining _______ distance.   Personal Public Social Intimate

	Which of the following is NOT listed in your text as significantly influencing the distance you are likely to maintain from another person in a given situation?   Personality Social status Gender Age

	The table at which you usually choose to eat in the cafeteria would be considered one of your _______ territories.   Primary Tertiary Secondary Public

	When you leave your coat on a chair while you walk around and visit with friends, you are using a(n)   Home field advantage. Central marker. Boundary marker. Ear marker.

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