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The main difference between personal space and social distance:
A. each follows customs of a culture B. Personal space stays with the person C. Social distance never varies D. Both are nearly the same |
B. Personal space stays with the person
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Kinesics is like?
A. The punctuations in a sentence B. Headlines in a newspaper C. Proxemics D. Social space |
A. The punctuations in a sentence
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The problem with felt figures on a board is?
A. They fall off the board B.They lack reliability method C, They don't look real enough D. They are black |
B.They lack reliability method
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The Sussman & Rosenfeld study showed?
A. Personal space and langage relations B. Social distances C. Bilingual effects on social distance D.Bilingual effects on kinesics |
C. Bilingual effects on social distance
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Latane & Nida showed you are most likely to get help when?
A. Three people are present B. Two people are present C. Several people are present D. Only one person is present |
D. Only one person is present
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Invasion of personal space is:
A. The method used by Sommer B. Hediger's fight or flight distance C. Really social distance D. Stop and flee distance |
A. The method used by Sommer
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Gouldner's work had to do with:
A. Proxemics B. Social spaces C. Reciprocity D. Personal space |
C. Reciprocity
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Hall claims intimate distance requires:
A. Extended conversation B. Incomplete sentences C. It's own kind of grammar D. Silence |
D. Silence
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Home range is usually seen as larger and longer lasting than:
A. Home territory B. An arena C. Mating grounds D. All of these |
D. All of these
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Some theoreticians in territoriality claim personalization is:
A. Marking in humans B. Privacy in humans C. Defense in humans D. outside the concept of territoriality |
A. Marking in humans
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According to Barker, the behavioral range is:
A. The territory you defend B. The number of behavior settings you enter C. The number of behaviors you exhibit D. The behaviors you surround yourself with |
B. The number of behavior settings you enter
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Thorstein Veblen created the expression:
A. Personalization B. Marking of territory C, NOYAU D. Conspicuous consumption |
D. Conspicuous consumption
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Rochberg Halton created the concept of:
A. Objects B. Carrying capacity C. Objects as role models D. Disorder thesis |
C. Objects as role models
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It was Altman's thesis that human territories came in:
A. Two basic types B. Three basic types C. Four basic types D. Only one basic type with four variations |
B. Three basic types
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The main principle of defensible space is:
A. Formal watching B. Informal conversation C. Informal watching D. Formal conversation |
C. Informal watching
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Display is a form of:
A. Just showing off your wealth B. Starting conversations C. Marking D. Nothing more than storage |
C. Marking
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It is important to remember that crowding in any situation can also be:
A. Uncrowded B. Intolerable C. Very ambiguous D. Empty |
A. Uncrowded
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The conclusion of the Hong Kong problem is:
A. People feel crowded above the fifth floor B. People only feel crowded with strangers C. The Chinese can tolerate much more dense conditions D. Density cannot be the sole definition of crowding |
D. Density cannot be the sole definition of crowding
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The behavioral condition Calhoun used to describe his crowded rats was:
A. Social pathology B. A behavioral sink C. Social density D. Death squared |
B. A behavioral sink
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The Intensification Hypothesis sees any emotion as:
A. Smothered by crowding B. Lost in the crowd C. Increased by the crowd D. Changed to another emotion by the intensity of crowding |
C. Increased by the crowd
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The visiting room study reduced crowding by:
A. Merely putting up signs B. Ordering people around C, Creating a sense of order through signs D. Making the place quiter |
A. Merely putting up signs
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The age and economic group most affected by crowding is:
A. Rich elderly B. Middle class, middle aged C. Rich children D. Poor children |
D. Poor children
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Contradiction in crowding studies is often explained by:
A. The selection factor B. Poor methodology C. Medications D. Setting conditions |
A. The selection factor
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Studies of poor housing and crowded cities have demonstrated:
A. A close connection with pathology B. Connections with mental illness C. No evidence connected with mental illness D. Many new causes for mental illness |
C. No evidence connected with mental illness
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A chair and sitting are:
A. Circumjacent B. Synomorphic C. Separate D. A standing pattern of behavior |
B. Synomorphic
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Curran & Stanworth found:
A. All small businesses are good examples of undermanning B. The smaller the business, the faster you get promoted C. There is nothing magic about small size D. There is something always beneficial about small size |
C. There is nothing magic about small size
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In a small town, the local drugstore is often:
A. The largest behavior setting B. The smallest behavior setting C. The least accessible behavior setting D. The behavioral focal point |
D. The behavioral focal point
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Daily behavior is the only subject in:
A. One Boy's Day B. Baird's school study C. Wicker's church study D. Big school, Small school |
A. One Boy's Day
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Richness is a concept that involves:
A. Behavior, kinds of people and levels of involvement B. Certain specific behaviors and responsibilities C. Kinds of people and kinds of behavior D. levels of involvement and kinds of behavior |
A. Behavior, kinds of people and levels of involvement
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The K-21 scale measures:
A. A behavior setting B. Behavior in a behavioral setting C. Dependence of two behavior settings on each other D. Independence of behavior and setting participants |
C. Dependence of two behavior settings on each other
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Operators, according to Barker, operate with a:
A. Specific method B. An idea C. A theory D. Completely open mind about data |
C. A theory
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Fawl researched the existence of:
A. Dependency B. Undermanning C. Repression D. Regression |
D. Regression
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Large organizations develop forces that hinder:
A. Growth B. Profits C. Participation D. Medical and other benefits |
C. Participation
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What salutogenesis mean is:
A. Health B. More than being disease free C. Growing D. Stability |
B. More than being disease free
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Life events are considered:
A. Moderate stressors B. Among major stressors C. The major stressors D. Second to daily hassles |
C. The major stressors
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The most stressful kind of job is:
A. Chief executive officer B. Lowest person on the totem pole C. High decision, high pressure D. Low decisions, high pressure |
D. Low decisions, high pressure
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The real risk takers are:
A. Type A B. Type B C. Type C D. Type T |
D. Type T
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The stress background to daily hassles and life events are:
A. Nights of sleep B. Weekends of recreation and rest C. Ambient stressors D. Steady work envirionments |
C. Ambient stressors
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The best way to measure stress is:
A. By questionnaire B. By self-report C. By blood sample D. By urinalysis |
D. By urinalysis
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One of the main principles of hardiness is:
A. An easy going nature B. A sense of comfort C. A sense of humor D. A sense of humor |
B. A sense of comfort
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One of Selye's mistakes was his belief that stress was:
A. Finite B. Infinite C. Stretchable, like a muscle D. Decreasing with use |
A. Finite
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The psychological model:
A. Was developed from animal studies B. Was first seen in animals C. Can be applied to animals D. Probably cannot be applied to animals |
A. Was developed from animal studies
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The best measure of strain, as opposed to effort is:
A. Catecholamines B. Adrenaline C. Noradrenaline D. Cortisol |
D. Cortisol
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Gladhart's axiom is that those who are most able:
A. Will do best B. Have to be coaxed most C. Are least likely to conserve D. Are most likely to do |
B. Have to be coaxed most
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Information programs are:
A. Never successful B. Only successful coupled with an action program C. The most necessary form of effort to conserve D. A complete failure |
B. Only successful coupled with an action program
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The Asian Indian village, in respect to energy:
A. Should be copied by the world B. Should be avoided because it is a failure C. Keeps the Indians in a form of slavery D. Allows plenty of leisure without backbreaking work |
C. Keeps the Indians in a form of slavery
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Geller found you can get people to:
A. Pick up litter, but not stop littering B. Stop littering, but not pick up litter C. Stop littering and pick it up D. None of the above |
B. Stop littering, but not pick up litter
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Brechner's work generally confirmed the:
A. Gaia hypothesis B. Axiom by Gladhart C. PURPA D. Tragedy of the commons |
D. Tragedy of the commons
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Knowle's work had to do with:
A. Solar batteries B. Solar cells C. Solar angles D. Solar hot water heaters |
C. Solar angles
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One of Stern's chief complaints about energy research was:
A. It basically doesn't work B. Psychology ignores it C. It threatens the politicians D, It has little theory |
D, It has little theory
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