CMN 102 UIUC EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2026
what are the 6 types of nonverbal communications? - Answers -Kinesics
-Paralinguistics
-Proxemics
-Haptics
-Physical Appearance
-Chronemics
Kinesics - Answers study of human body movement (motion)
-Gestures
-Posture
Types of Gestures - Answers -Emblems
-Illustrators
-Regulators
-Affect Displays
Emblems - Answers direct verbal translation (thumbs up)
Illustrators - Answers directly related to speech & no meaning without spoken words (the fish was this
big)
Regulators - Answers regulates convos
Affect Displays - Answers facial/body expression that shows an emotion
Paralanguage - Answers how words are spoken
-volume
-speech rate
- pitch
-Intonation
Appearance - Answers how we look shapes the way people think about us
Proxemics: Intimate Distance - Answers contact to 18 inches
Proxemics: Personal Distance - Answers 18 inches to 4 feet
Proxemics: Social Distance - Answers 4 to 12 feet
Proxemics: Public Distance - Answers 12 feet to within sight
Chronemics - Answers time
Repeat - Answers saying "hi" while waving
Contradict - Answers little boy hiding behind his mom while saying "I'm not afraid of the dog"
Complement - Answers a women sits slouched as her boss tells her how displeased he is with her
work
Substitute - Answers your friends ask you how you are liking your class and you just roll your eyes
Regulate - Answers teacher asks a question but then moves on before there is a response
Functions of Nonverbal Communications - Answers -providing info
-assisting word retrieval
-regulating interaction
-expressing intimacy
-managing/conveying identity
-facilitating task goals
myths of nonverbal communications - Answers -nonverbal communication has a single meaning
- lying can be detected through nonverbal communication
Interpersonal Deception Theory - Answers Buller and Burgoon's theory explains deception as a
process based on falsification, concealment, air equivocation
Falsification - Answers not tilling truth-blatent lie
Concealment - Answers hide the truth- leave parts out
Equivocation - Answers misleading someone- tricking
What should you research? - Answers -1st research yourself
-job
-department
-company
-mission
-current projects
Why research? - Answers the more you know the more
what are the 6 types of nonverbal communications? - Answers -Kinesics
-Paralinguistics
-Proxemics
-Haptics
-Physical Appearance
-Chronemics
Kinesics - Answers study of human body movement (motion)
-Gestures
-Posture
Types of Gestures - Answers -Emblems
-Illustrators
-Regulators
-Affect Displays
Emblems - Answers direct verbal translation (thumbs up)
Illustrators - Answers directly related to speech & no meaning without spoken words (the fish was this
big)
Regulators - Answers regulates convos
Affect Displays - Answers facial/body expression that shows an emotion
Paralanguage - Answers how words are spoken
-volume
-speech rate
- pitch
-Intonation
Appearance - Answers how we look shapes the way people think about us
Proxemics: Intimate Distance - Answers contact to 18 inches
Proxemics: Personal Distance - Answers 18 inches to 4 feet
Proxemics: Social Distance - Answers 4 to 12 feet
Proxemics: Public Distance - Answers 12 feet to within sight
Chronemics - Answers time
Repeat - Answers saying "hi" while waving
Contradict - Answers little boy hiding behind his mom while saying "I'm not afraid of the dog"
Complement - Answers a women sits slouched as her boss tells her how displeased he is with her
work
Substitute - Answers your friends ask you how you are liking your class and you just roll your eyes
Regulate - Answers teacher asks a question but then moves on before there is a response
Functions of Nonverbal Communications - Answers -providing info
-assisting word retrieval
-regulating interaction
-expressing intimacy
-managing/conveying identity
-facilitating task goals
myths of nonverbal communications - Answers -nonverbal communication has a single meaning
- lying can be detected through nonverbal communication
Interpersonal Deception Theory - Answers Buller and Burgoon's theory explains deception as a
process based on falsification, concealment, air equivocation
Falsification - Answers not tilling truth-blatent lie
Concealment - Answers hide the truth- leave parts out
Equivocation - Answers misleading someone- tricking
What should you research? - Answers -1st research yourself
-job
-department
-company
-mission
-current projects
Why research? - Answers the more you know the more
