Lesson 3.2.2.4.2
3.2.2.4.2 Body language: open and closed posture, postural echo, touch Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 6
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The 20 questions
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Uncrossed arms and legs facing another person directly is an example of what posture?
- Postural echo
- Defensive posture
- Open posture
- Closed posture
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Crossing arms across the chest and turning away from someone is an example of what posture?
- Mirroring posture
- Postural echo
- Open posture
- Closed posture
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What term describes two people unconsciously copying each other's body language?
- Postural echo
- Eye contact
- Personal space
- Closed posture
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Two friends unconsciously copy each other's sitting position. What does this postural echo suggest?
- Closed posture
- Social anxiety
- Hostility
- Good rapport
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What type of body language is shown when a person's non-verbal cues disagree with each other?
- Mixed signals
- Open posture
- Personal space
- Postural echo
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Which of these is an example of touch as a non-verbal cue?
- Crossed arms
- Hand on shoulder
- Standing upright
- Eye contact
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What main feeling is communicated by touch in close relationships?
- Dominance and power
- Confusion and doubt
- Warmth and support
- Hostility and anger
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Which main type of communication includes posture, gestures, and facial expressions?
- Written
- Non-verbal
- Verbal
- Paralinguistic
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Why can body language be difficult to interpret accurately?
- Cues are spoken
- Cues are fixed
- Cues are ambiguous
- Cues are permanent
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What does leaning forward with an open posture usually communicate?
- Boredom
- Disagreement
- Defensiveness
- Interest
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What term describes two people unconsciously mirroring each other's posture?
- Closed posture
- Body language
- Personal space
- Postural echo
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Which term refers to vocal non-verbal signals like tone of voice?
- Postural echo
- Haptics
- Proxemics
- Paralanguage
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What is most important when interpreting the meaning of physical touch?
- Time of day
- Social context
- Spoken vocabulary
- Room temperature
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Which posture typically signals a relaxed willingness to engage in conversation?
- Postural echo
- Closed posture
- Open posture
- Personal space
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What type of posture is shown by crossed arms and legs?
- Postural echo
- Open posture
- Closed posture
- Personal space
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What psychological state does postural echo usually indicate between two people?
- Rapport
- Conflict
- Rivalry
- Discomfort
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Which feature of body language shows a listener is open to a speaker?
- Crossed arms
- Turned back
- Uncrossed arms
- Slouched spine
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Why should a single body language cue not be evaluated on its own?
- It is spoken
- It is permanent
- It is universal
- It is ambiguous
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What quality does a brief, firm handshake usually signal in social greetings?
- Hostility
- Submissiveness
- Confidence
- Aggression
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Which of these non-verbal cues is a form of touch?
- A nod
- A smile
- A handshake
- A wink
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