The “Setting”, is a nonverbal code which includes the built or natural surroundings that serve as the contexts in which people interact.

“Proxemic Ownership” refers to refers to our sense of ownership of an object, a particular space, or even time. 

The formality of an environment refers to our perception of it as being “serious,” “stuffy,” or “casual.”

___________ is the research term for the communicative aspects of time.

 When comparing verbal and nonverbal communication, research indicates that verbal communication has to be learned. Non-verbal communication on the other hand is both learned and _________.

The study of Chronemics distinguishes between monochronic cultures who view time as an almost tangible commodity that can be bought and sold, and ________  cultures time place more emphasis on completing human transactions rather than holding onto schedules.

 Placing your towel down on the beach to claim your spot is an example of a territorial marker. Territorial markers are typically utilized in public territories.

In which of the following zones of space do conversations that are not personal in nature typically occur?

 According to Mehrabian’s framework, nonverbal codes can be utilized to express three distinct messages. Which of the following is not one of these messages?

The nonverbal code “physical appearance” may be defined as “the way our bodies and overall appearance nonverbally communicate to others and impact our view of ourselves in everyday life”.