As cellphones and new media occupy an ever-increasing space in our lives, they adapt to better suit our communicative needs by featuring increasing forms of nonverbal communication.

Which of the following traditions is best described as requiring users to make use of electronics to access content  such as audio/visual recordings, radio, telegraph, and television?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways in which New Media provide opportunities for nonverbal communication? 

The vocal quality “Raspiness” refers to the overabundance of air rushing through the vocal folds.

The nonverbal code “Tactics” describes the study of touch as a form of communication. 

Vocal properties are aspects of the voice that can be purposely altered to create meaning within our nonverbal communication repertoire.

Which of the following nonverbal codes describes why it is best to wear very little to no cologne/perfume when interviewing for a job?

Mediated communication often offers opportunities for “Anonymity”, or the ability to communicate, participate, and maintain a presence online without revealing one’s identity. This, however, has little to no impact on communication. 

Facework is defined as a set of coordinated practices in which communicators build, maintain, protect, or threaten personal dignity, honor, and respect.

Which of the following Vocal Properties best refers to how correctly you speak?