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

  1. Uncrossed arms and legs facing another person directly is an example of what posture?

    • Postural echo
    • Defensive posture
    • Open posture
    • Closed posture
  2. Crossing arms across the chest and turning away from someone is an example of what posture?

    • Mirroring posture
    • Postural echo
    • Open posture
    • Closed posture
  3. What term describes two people unconsciously copying each other's body language?

    • Postural echo
    • Eye contact
    • Personal space
    • Closed posture
  4. Two friends unconsciously copy each other's sitting position. What does this postural echo suggest?

    • Closed posture
    • Social anxiety
    • Hostility
    • Good rapport
  5. 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
  6. Which of these is an example of touch as a non-verbal cue?

    • Crossed arms
    • Hand on shoulder
    • Standing upright
    • Eye contact
  7. What main feeling is communicated by touch in close relationships?

    • Dominance and power
    • Confusion and doubt
    • Warmth and support
    • Hostility and anger
  8. Which main type of communication includes posture, gestures, and facial expressions?

    • Written
    • Non-verbal
    • Verbal
    • Paralinguistic
  9. Why can body language be difficult to interpret accurately?

    • Cues are spoken
    • Cues are fixed
    • Cues are ambiguous
    • Cues are permanent
  10. What does leaning forward with an open posture usually communicate?

    • Boredom
    • Disagreement
    • Defensiveness
    • Interest
  11. What term describes two people unconsciously mirroring each other's posture?

    • Closed posture
    • Body language
    • Personal space
    • Postural echo
  12. Which term refers to vocal non-verbal signals like tone of voice?

    • Postural echo
    • Haptics
    • Proxemics
    • Paralanguage
  13. What is most important when interpreting the meaning of physical touch?

    • Time of day
    • Social context
    • Spoken vocabulary
    • Room temperature
  14. Which posture typically signals a relaxed willingness to engage in conversation?

    • Postural echo
    • Closed posture
    • Open posture
    • Personal space
  15. What type of posture is shown by crossed arms and legs?

    • Postural echo
    • Open posture
    • Closed posture
    • Personal space
  16. What psychological state does postural echo usually indicate between two people?

    • Rapport
    • Conflict
    • Rivalry
    • Discomfort
  17. Which feature of body language shows a listener is open to a speaker?

    • Crossed arms
    • Turned back
    • Uncrossed arms
    • Slouched spine
  18. 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
  19. What quality does a brief, firm handshake usually signal in social greetings?

    • Hostility
    • Submissiveness
    • Confidence
    • Aggression
  20. Which of these non-verbal cues is a form of touch?

    • A nod
    • A smile
    • A handshake
    • A wink

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