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PSY204 Language and Communication
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1Transfer of meaningful information from one person to another.
- ACommunication (p. 598)
- BGestures (p. 598)
- CIllocution (p. 598)
- DLanguage (p. 598)
2A system of sounds that convey meaning because of shared grammatical and semantic rules.
- ALanguage (p. 598)
- BCommunication (p. 598)
- CUtterance (p. 598)
- DParalanguage (p. 601)
3Sound made by one person to another.
- AUtterance (p. 598)
- BLocution (p. 598)
- CIllocution (p. 598)
- DParalanguage (p. 601)
4Words placed in a sequence.
- ALocution (p. 598)
- BSpeech style (p. 602)
- CParalanguage (p. 601)
- DIllocution (p. 598)
5Words that are placed in a sequence and the context in which this is done.
- AIllocution (p. 598)
- BLocution (p. 598)
- CParalanguage (p. 601)
- DUtterance (p. 598)
6The non-linguistic accompaniments of speech.
- AParalanguage (p. 601)
- BProsodic features (p. 601)
- CSpeech style (p. 602)
- DBilingualism (p. 607)
7The way in which something is said, rather than the content of what is said.
- ASpeech style (p. 602)
- BSocial markers (p. 602)
- CBilingualism (p. 607)
- DLocution (p. 598)
8Features of speech style that convey information about mood, context, status, and group membership.
- ASocial markers (p. 602)
- BSpeech style (p. 602)
- CMathced-guise technique (p. 602)
- DLocution (p. 598)
9The ability to speak more then one language.
- ABilingualism (p. 607)
- BSpeech convergence (p. 606)
- CSpeech accommodation theory (p. 606)
- DSpeech styles (p. 602)
10Modification of speech style to the context (e.g. listener, situation) of a face-to-face interindividual conversation.
- ASpeech Accommodation Theory (p. 606)
- BSpeech convergence (p. 606)
- CSpeech divergence (p. 606)
- DParalanguage (p. 598)
11Accent or speech style that is a shift towards another person.
- ASpeech convergence (p. 606)
- BSpeech divergence (p. 606)
- CSpeech accommodation theory (p. 606)
- DCommunication accommodation theory (p. 607)
12Accent or speech style that shifts away from another person.
- ASpeech divergence (p. 606)
- BSpeech convergence (p. 606)
- CSpeech Accommodation theory (p. 606)
- DCommunication Accommodation theory (p. 607)
13Modification of verbal and non-verbal communication styles to the context (e.g. listener, situation) of a face-to-face interaction.
- ACommunication Accommodation theory (p. 607)
- BSpeech Accommodation theory (p. 606)
- CBack-Channel Communcation (p. 630)
- DConversation (p. 630)
14Verbal and non-verbal ways in which listeners let speakers know they are still listening.
- ACommunication Accommodation Theory (p. 607)
- BBack-channel communication (p. 630)
- CDisplay rules (p. 616)
- DNon-verbal communication (p3 613)
15Transfer of meaningful information from one person to another by means other than written or spoken language
- ANon-verbal communication (p. 613)
- BBack-channel communication (p. 630)
- CDisplay rules (p. 616)
- DConversation (p. 630)
16Types of non-verbal communication, tick all that apply.
- AGaze (p. 620)
- BDisplay rules (p. 616)
- CGestures (p. 598)
- DProxemics (p. 626)
- EPersonal space (p. 626)
- FParalanguage (p. 601)
17Looking at someone's eyes.
- AGaze (p. 620)
- BProxemics (p. 626)
- CGestures (p. 598)
- DKinesics (p. 622)
18Meaningful body movements and postures.
- AGestures (p. 598)
- BProxemics (p. 626)
- CDisplay Rules (p. 616)
- DEmblems (p. 622)
19Linguistics of body communication.
- AKinesics (p. 622)
- BEmblems (p. 622)
- CProxemics (p. 626)
- DDisplay Rules (p. 616)
20Gestures that replace or stand in for spoken language.
- AEmblems (p. 622)
- BDisplay Rules (p. 616)
- CKinesics (p. 622)
- DProxemics (p. 626)
21Study of interpersonal distance.
- AProxemics (p. 626)
- BKinesics (p. 622)
- CEmblems (p. 622)
- DCommunication Accommodation Theory (p. 607)
22Physical space around people's bodies which they treat as a part of themselves.
- APersonal Space (p. 626)
- BProxemics (p. 626)
- CDeindividuation (p. 634)
- DKinesics (p. 622)
23Cultural and situational rules that dictate how appropriate it is to express emotions in a given context.
- ADisplay Rules (p. 616)
- BDeindividuation (p. 634)
- CKinesics (p. 622)
- DEmblems (p. 622)
24Process whereby people lose their sense of socialised individual identity and engage in unsocialised, often antisocial, behaviours.
- ADeindividuation (p. 634)
- BProxemics (p. 626)
- CDisplay Rules (p. 616)
- DIllocution (p. 598)
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