Vocabulary | True/ False | Lying or Not? | Touching Countries | Too Close For Comfort? |
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The use of hands
Can be used for sign language and keeping people engaged
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True
It is positive body language if you are leaning towards the speaker.
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Lying
The speaker is pulling their earlobe and touching their lips.
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New Zealand/ Eskimos
Which country rubs their friends backs
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1.5 to 4 feet
What is the distance of personal space?
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Gesture
The uses of hands, limbs, or the body to send messages
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False
The face is capable of 700,000 facial expressions.
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Not Lying
The speaker is using good eye contact and using gestures.
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France
Which country meets strangers and kisses them on the cheek?
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people you are close too; friends, family, lovers, etc.
What type of person would you talk to if you were in their intimate space?
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personal distance
The distance comfortable for conversation between friends.
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False
People remember over 90% what they hear rather than what they see.
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Not Lying
The speaker is stiff but using gestures and speaking at a good volume.
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5
How many countries are not comfortable with touching?
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mall or school
If you are in public space, where could you be?
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tone of voice
The pitch and timbre of a persons voice
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True
People can disguise facial expressions really well so people should not always base peoples moods on their face.
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Lying
The speaker is looking around and covering their mouth.
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Italy, Greece, Russia, Latin countries
Name 3 countries that are comfortable with touching.
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professional or most social
If you are in social space, what kind of conversation could you be having?
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nonverbal message
Facial expressions or body movement used to convey messages not spoken.
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False
There are 7 foundation expressions: surprise, anger, fear, disgust, happiness, sadness, and depression.
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Lying
The speaker is stroking their chin and keeps fidgeting.
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bowing
What is the most polite greeting in Japan?
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What is
What space would you be in if you were telling a friend a secret?
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