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Nonverbal Cues Quiz

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Test nonverbal communication basics

by SPAR SMART TV
1

Which nonverbal cue best signals confidence in a job interview scenario: maintaining steady eye contact, looking at the floor, or turning away frequently?

2

A smile that reaches the eyes usually indicates what about the speaker’s emotion?

3

In haptics, which touch is most interpreted as supportive in a stressful situation?

4

Which distance category is typical for casual acquaintances in many cultures?

5

What role does physical appearance play in first impressions?

6

Paralanguage includes which of the following?

7

A relaxed posture and uncrossed arms in a conversation typically signal what?

8

Which facial expression most strongly communicates fear?

9

If someone steps back while you speak, what nonverbal message might that send?

10

In cross-cultural settings, which nonverbal cue is most likely to cause misinterpretation?

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Eye contact conveys confidence and engagement; looking away or avoiding eyes can signal uncertainty.

Duchenne smiles involve the eyes and lips, indicating true positive emotion.

A brief, gentle touch like a shoulder pat tends to convey reassurance.

Social distance is commonly used for interacting with acquaintances in public or semi-public settings.

Appearance often shapes initial judgments about credibility and fit for a role.

Paralanguage covers how something is said, not what is said.

Open posture usually communicates willingness to engage and listen.

Fear is often shown by widened eyes and raised eyebrows signaling alertness.

Backward movement can indicate discomfort, distance, or disapproval.

Differences in space and gaze can lead to misreads; context matters.

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