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InstructionMultiple Choice

Nonverbal Communication: Appearance, Gestures, and Expressions

Question 10 • 620627PW Intro to Comm and Speech S1 – FARQUHAR, CYNTHIA

Which of the following is an example of using nonverbal communication to regulate verbal communication?

Answer
A
holding up a hand to indicate you do not wish to be interrupted or to stop communication
B
smiling while recounting an experience you found amusing
C
crossing fingers to indicate lying
D
clapping after a performance, yelling/cheering during a sporting event

Explanation

Holding up a hand can signal that someone should pause or stop speaking, so the gesture regulates the flow of verbal communication. Smiling while telling an amusing story shows emotion, crossing fingers can signal deception, and clapping or cheering expresses a reaction to a performance or event.

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