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Verbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication Culture Potpourri

$100 Question from Interpersonal Communication

Communicators create this together through the use of verbal and

nonverbal messages

$100 Answer from Interpersonal Communication

MEANING

$200 Question from Interpersonal Communication

Verbal or nonverbal response to a message

$200 Answer from Interpersonal Communication

FEEDBACK

$300 Question from Interpersonal Communication

Biological influences on a sender or receiver that interfere with the

transmission or reception of the message

$300 Answer from Interpersonal Communication

PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE

$400 Question from Interpersonal Communication

Perceived rightness or wrongness of an action or behavior, determined in

large part by society

$400 Answer from Interpersonal Communication

ETHICS

$500 Question from Interpersonal Communication

The ability to achieve the same goals (or ends) by a variety of means

$500 Answer from Interpersonal Communication

EQUIFINALITY

$100 Question from Verbal Communication

A system comprised of vocabulary and rules of grammar that allows us to

engage in verbal communication

$100 Answer from Verbal Communication

LANGUAGE

$200 Question from Verbal Communication

Shifting back and forth between languages in the same conversation

$200 Answer from Verbal Communication

CODE-SWITCHING

$300 Question from Verbal Communication

A milder or less direct word substituted for another word that is

more blunt or negative

$300 Answer from Verbal Communication

EUPHEMISM

$400 Question from Verbal Communication

A type of ambiguity that involves choosing our words carefully to give a

listener a false impression without actually lying

$400 Answer from Verbal Communication

EQUIVOCATION

$500 Question from Verbal Communication

A compulsive talker who hogs the conversational stage and monopolizes

encounters

$500 Answer from Verbal Communication

TALKAHOLIC

$100 Question from Nonverbal Communication

The extent to which we turn our legs, shoulders and head toward (or away)

from a communicator

$100 Answer from Nonverbal Communication

BODY ORIENTATION

$200 Question from Nonverbal Communication

Items we wear that are part of our physical appearance and that have the

potential to communicate, such as clothing, religious symbols, military medals, body piercings and tattoos

$200 Answer from Nonverbal Communication

BODY ARTIFACTS

$300 Question from Nonverbal Communication

Our sense of ownership of space that remains fixed

$300 Answer from Nonverbal Communication

TERRITORIALITY

$400 Question from Nonverbal Communication

The “ums” and “ers” used in conversation

$400 Answer from Nonverbal Communication

VOCAL DISTRACTORS

$500 Question from Nonverbal Communication

The study of how we communicate through touch

$500 Answer from Nonverbal Communication

HAPTICS

$100 Question from Culture

A practice in which a nation sends work and workers to a different country because doing so is cost

efficient

$100 Answer from Culture

OUTSOURCING

$200 Question from Culture

The common understandings among people who are committed to

coexisting

$200 Answer from Culture

COMMUNITY

$300 Question from Culture

A group to which a person feels he or she belongs

$300 Answer from Culture

IN-GROUP

$400 Question from Culture

The process of judging another culture using the standards of our own culture

$400 Answer from Culture

ETHNOCENTRISM

$500 Question from Culture

Occurs when a person learns, adapts to and adopts the appropriate

behaviors and rules of a host culture

$500 Answer from Culture

ACCULTURATION

$100 Question from Potpourri

An icon that can be typed on a keyboard to express emotions;

used to compensate for the lack of nonverbal cues in computer-

mediated communication

$100 Answer from Potpourri

EMOTICON

$200 Question from Potpourri

The simultaneous performance of two or more tasks

$200 Answer from Potpourri

MULTITASKING

$300 Question from Potpourri

Our understanding of who we are

$300 Answer from Potpourri

SELF-AWARENESS

$400 Question from Potpourri

A view, judgment or appraisal based on our beliefs or values

$400 Answer from Potpourri

OPINION

$500 Question from Potpourri

A way of thinking that constructs polar opposite categories to

encompass the totality of a thing (“either-or”)

$500 Answer from Potpourri

DUALISM

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