true/ false comm exam 2
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Unlike verbal communication nonverbal communication is unethical
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Unlike verbal communication nonverbal is unintentional
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A common form of expressing feelings ineffectively is speaking in
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A good first step in responding constructively to criticism is to seek more information
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A person who controls outward expression of his or her feeling but does not control the inner feelings in deep acting
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It is nearly impossible to tell is someone is pseudo-listening because they really give themselves away
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Maintaining direct eye contact is a sign of respect and attentiveness around the world
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Maintaining direct eye contact is a sign of respect and attentiveness around the world
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A person who controls outward expression of his or her feelings but does not control the inner feelings is engaging in deep acting.
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In general men and women self disclose with equal frequency and depth
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Comm researchers report the evaluative comm evokes defensiveness
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Comm researchers report the evaluative comm evokes defensiveness.
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Cultural training does not influence which emotions we express and how we express them
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Cultural training does not influence which emotions we express and how we express them
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Effective listening is easy, relaxing and requires little effort on the part of the listener.
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Emotional intelligence is the ability to listen supportively when people share their feelings
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Emotional intelligence is the ability to listen when other people share their feelings.
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Environmental factors such as architecture, room design and color scheme affect how we feel and act.
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Expressing feelings is always advisable -
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IN this nearly impossible to tell someone is pseudo-listening because they really give themselves away.
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Most people feel defensive when others use neutral, rather than empathetic, communication with them
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Most relationships are either fully confirming or fully disconfirming and few relationships fall in between.
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People with high status and power tend to touch others and invade space more than do people with less power or status
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Selective listening is effectiveness because we focus on the most important parts of a message.
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The cognitive labeling view of emotions regards emotions as instinctual response to external stimuli
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The cost of poor listening in the workplace are minimal
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The factors that shape our relationship are universal across the cultures of the world
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the cognitive labeling view of emotions regard as instinctual response to external stimuli.
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A person who controls outward expression of his or her feelings but does not control the inner feelings is engaging acting.
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Nonverbal behaviors are generally more influenced than verbal communication in establishing the relationable level of meaning.
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Nonverbal communication does not reflect cultural values.
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External obstacles to listening include message overload, message complexity and noise
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Factors that shape our relationship are universal across the cultures of the world.
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Failing to acknowledge another person's feeling or thoughts disconfirms him or her
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The happiest dating and married partners feel that they do not invest equally in their relationship compared to their partner
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The happiness of dating and married partners feel that they do not invest equally in their relationship compared to their partner.
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The interactive view of emotions rests on three key concepts: framing rules, Feeling rules, and emotion work:
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The only guidelines in listening for pleasure are to be mindful and control distractions
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When we disagree with someone, we disconfirm him or her-
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Before we can communicate emotions effectively, we must first id what we feel
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Before we can communicate emotions, we must first id what we feel
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External obstacles to listening include message overload message and noise
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According to john gottman the magic radio for a happy relationship is to have at least 5 pleasant interactions for every 1 unpleasant.
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Acouring to Goleman people who have high emotional intelligence are more likely with lower EQ to create satisfying relationships to be comfortable with themselves and to work efficiently with others
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Expressing feelings is always advisable-
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In some cultures, kisses on both cheeks are the standard mode of greeting and bidding goodbye to business contracts
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Management of what we feel inside ourselves called: Deep acting It is common to feel multiple emotions at the same time
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Men are more likely than women to use nonverbal behaviors to express how they feel:
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Monopolizing is detrimental to both the person who is being neglected and the person is dominating the conversation.
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Nonverbal behaviors should be interpreted while keeping in mind individuals differences and context.
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Not surprisingly, people who ambushing tend to arouse defensiveness in others
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We respond differently to the same phenomenon depending on the meaning we attribute to it
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When expressing emotions it is best to be as general as possible:
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When nonverbal and verbal message contradict each other, people are more likely to believe the nonverbal message
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When nonverbal and verbal messages contradict each other, people are more likely to believe the nonverbal message
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repetition , mnemonics and regrouping are all ways to help us remember what we hear
