Discuss Malandro and Barker's six functions of non-verbal communication and cite examples
What will be an ideal response?
The student needs to list and discuss the six functions. The functions of non-verbal communication include 1. it complements our words, 2. it can contradict our words, 3. it can accent our words, 4. it can repeat our words, 5. it can substitute for our words, and 6. it can regulate communication.
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The historical weakness of political parties in Texas may contribute to relatively low levels of voter turnout in the state
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
__________ is particularly helpful in assessing the marginalization of the groups in this chapter
A) Understanding the duality of remoteness and nearness B) The ability to make sweeping judgments C) A lack of intersubjective understanding D) Racial profiling
One unintended consequence of __________ elections is that __________.
A) proportional representation; too many individuals have the ability to express their opinions in law-making, slowing down progress in Washington B) representative democracy; too many political parties are able to be represented in the system, confusing the political agenda in Washington C) single-member district; anyone outside the two dominant political parties is significantly less likely to be elected D) winner-takes-all; the popular vote is highly unreliable
Sara marries someone of the same religion as herself. She has followed the norm of
a. patrilocal groups. b. endogamy. c. exogamy. d. monogamy.