Lesson 3.2.2.4.1
3.2.2.4.1 Verbal and non-verbal communication; functions of eye contact Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 6
20 questions
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Lesson 3.2.2.4.1, Verbal and non-verbal communication; functions of eye contact: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Psychology (8182), Unit 6: Language, thought and communication, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What is communication without using spoken or written words called?
- Paralanguage
- Non-verbal communication
- Verbal communication
- Linguistic communication
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Which of the following is an example of verbal communication?
- Facial expression
- Spoken words
- Eye contact
- Hand gesture
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Which function of eye contact helps manage turn-taking during a conversation?
- Expressing emotion
- Regulating conversation
- Planning ahead
- Signalling attraction
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Which function of eye contact is demonstrated by holding a gaze to show romantic interest?
- Regulating conversation
- Demonstrating status
- Expressing emotion
- Signalling attraction
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What does looking away while answering a difficult question usually indicate?
- Physical aggression
- Romantic attraction
- Cognitive processing
- Verbal agreement
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Why is eye contact described as a two-way process in communication?
- It uses sound
- Both people participate
- Only speakers signal
- Words are required
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What type of gaze pattern typically indicates intense negative emotion like anger?
- Rapid blinking
- Frequent winking
- Fixed intense gaze
- Averted gaze
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Which of these is a recognised function of eye contact in human interaction?
- Creating syntax
- Transmitting words
- Planning actions
- Expressing emotion
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Why is eye contact difficult to study as an isolated variable?
- Hard to measure
- Combined with gestures
- It occurs rarely
- Always acts alone
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Which behaviour is an example of non-verbal rather than verbal communication?
- Texting a friend
- Speaking aloud
- Nodding a head
- Writing a letter
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Which function of eye contact involves managing turn-taking in conversation?
- Regulating flow
- Signalling attraction
- Expressing emotion
- Postural echo
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What function is served when a listener nods to encourage a speaker to continue?
- Expressing emotion
- Personal space
- Postural echo
- Regulating flow
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Which function of eye contact is shown by making sustained eye contact with a smile?
- Expressing attraction
- Regulating flow
- Verbal communication
- Postural echo
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When non-verbal signals contradict spoken words, which communication source is usually believed?
- Spoken words
- Paralinguistics
- Non-verbal cues
- Written text
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Which non-verbal feature works alongside eye contact to show emotions such as anger or happiness?
- Verbal phrases
- Facial expressions
- Postural echo
- Paralinguistics
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How can a teacher non-verbally signal that a question is directed at a specific student?
- Making eye contact
- Crossing arms
- Using touch
- Postural echo
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What type of communication relies on spoken or written words?
- Non-verbal
- Tactile
- Postural
- Verbal
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Glancing at a listener at the end of a sentence performs which eye contact function?
- Regulating flow
- Expressing attraction
- Pupil dilation
- Expressing emotion
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Why can the meaning of eye contact vary between different cultures?
- Biological differences
- Language barriers
- Genetic mutations
- Varying social norms
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What is a visible or audible behaviour that conveys meaning without words?
- Semantic code
- Verbal utterance
- Non-verbal signal
- Written text
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