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what is social competence?
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it is not easy to define but it has long interested researchers and social intelligence is considered a basic capacity distinct from other cognitive abilityies.
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what is emotional intelligence?
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related to concept involving our ability to judge emotional messages, and to regulate our own
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what are the three major factors in receiving and encoding NVC?
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skill
ability accuracy |
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How do we develop our NVC?
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by adapting our respsonses to the coaching, feedback, and response of others
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By nine months a mother's facial expressions not only are ____________ but also have a ____________ on the baby's behavior.
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reciprocated
influence |
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Rhesus monkeys raised in isolation for first six months of life later displayed...?
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"displayed agresssion even to 1 year old infants as no self respecting rhesus would"
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Rhesus monkeys were reared in isolation were great a reading facial expressions of fear in other monkeys
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false!
(pg 66) |
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Can learning different aspects of another culture help your NVC skills?
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Yes, mothers who have children have been known to decode facial expressions better. ALso college students who had traveled to other places have been known to decode facial expressions more easily.
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what is reinforcement?
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the provision of encouragement and reward to others in the course of interaction.
how behavior is emphasized |
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What is a major aspect in enhancing NVC?
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taking on different roles in order to mask perceptions, helps develop NVC skills
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What is rapport?
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how much positivity, attentiveness, and cordination are experienced by people towards each other when they interact
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What are thin slices?
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short excepts from the ongoing stream of behavior
used in reasearch, can range in length from a video of people intereacting for serveal minutes to still facial expressions showed for one second |
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what's the difference between the PONS test and the DANVA?
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The DANVA has black and white people
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what is the IPT test?
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shows series of humans in different situations and used to ask reciever to convey relasionships
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Is thin slicing effective?
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yes. A lot of the time people are able to get a lot of information about a person with a very small bit of information about subject
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What is one of the most well established corrleates of nonverbal sesnitivity?
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gender
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Is there a big difference between female and male PONS scores?
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Not much as all.
Only 2% |
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Gender difference exists across all ages of participants regardless of whether the encoders are male or female.
true or false? |
true
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Are woman better at detecting lying than men?
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No men are better at detecting lying
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Can infants only a few months old have the ability to discriminate among facial and vocal expressions?
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yes!
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Are older women or younger woman better at decoding NVC?
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Younger woman. The peak for decoding information is 20s and 30s.
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Is there a large correlation between cognitive ability and nonverbal sensitivity?
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No, it is quite small.
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Adults who do well on tests of decoding non-verbal cues have been found to exhibit what characteristics?
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Better adjusted
less hostile and manipulating more interpersonally democratically encouraging more extraverted less shy less socially anxious warmer more empathic more cognitivally complex and flexible more populat more sensitive |
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How do alcoholics score on the PONs test?
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bad!
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How do sad moods affect people's effectiveness in understanding NVC?
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Sad people ten to not be able to decode facial expressions as easily as happy moods can detect
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Do physical aspects have an affect on people's understanding of someone?
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yes
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what is charisma?
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the ability to send and decode messages effectively
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Preeschool boys are more accurate senders of spontaneous facial cues than girls
true or flase |
true
(pg 83) |
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Preschool girls showed less disappointment in bad gifts than boys (even though girls were very disappointed).
true or false |
true
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People who are accurate face senders are good at decoding signals
true or false? |
false
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The communication with the family has a high effect on whether or not someone can decode facial cues.
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true
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What type of family does someone grow up in if they are good at decoding facial expressions?
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A family that is not expressive
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effective observers probably have a variety of educational and personal experiences.
true or false |
true
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Being a good encoder means you are a great decoder?
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not enough evidence to support such claim yet
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if you are proficient at decoding one channel, you will be good at decoding others
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true
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if you are proficent at decoding posed expressions, you will be good at decoding spontaneous ones
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true
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