Paralinguistics - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Language Constructing Reality -creates our perceptions -example of the sun/advertising Contextual, Interactional, Instrumental Contextual- what does it mean to say Interactional- creates identities and relationships instrumental- helps us do things -concrete and abstract language CoL: Phonology sound order CoL: Syntax Word oder/organization of a sentence CoL: Pragmatics Language in use -speech acts -controversial rules -contextual rules CoL: Semantics Meaning -connotative -denotative Speec...

CMN 102 UIUC Exam 2 questions with completed solutions 2023 CMN 102 UIUC Exam 2 what are the 6 types of nonverbal communications? - correct answer -Kinesics -Paralinguistics -Proxemics -Haptics -Physical Appearance -Chronemics Kinesics - correct answer study of human body movement (motion) -Gestures -Posture

ESL Praxis (5362) – Latest 2023 Graded A+ Clause a unit of grammatical organization next below the sentence in rank and in traditional grammar said to consist of a subject and predicate. Additive biligualism (In Two-way Immersion Program) Additive bilingualism occurs when an ELL E L L suffers no loss of the primary language and the associated culture. Two-way immersion programs are designed to integrate native-speaking English speakers and ELLs E L Ls in the same classroom with the goal of a...

Prosody and Suprasegmental Properties - ANSWER-The production of speech involves more than the articulation of consonants and vowels Coarticulation - ANSWER-when phonemes are altered because of their neighbors ex. lip position for /s/ when we produce spoon vs. spy ex. the "a" in "bad" and "man" has a different quality because of nasality from /m/ and /n/ Suprasegmental - ANSWER-various vocal effects that extend over more than on sound segment in an utterance prosody - ANSWER-int...

active vocabulary The words a learner can understand and use independently alphabetic writing system A writing system in which each symbol represents a phoneme of the language Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Bound morpheme A morpheme that cannot stand alone as an individual word, but can be used only in combination with other morphemes Lexicon The terms used in a particular pro...

CMN 102 UIUC Exam 2 Questions Correctly Answered. what are the 6 types of nonverbal communications? - correct answer -Kinesics -Paralinguistics -Proxemics -Haptics -Physical Appearance -Chronemics Kinesics - correct answer study of human body movement (motion) -Gestures -Posture Types of Gestures - correct answer -Emblems -Illustrators -Regulators -Affect Displays Emblems - correct answer direct verbal translation (thumbs up) Illustrators - correct ans...

The accumulation of various types of mass communication (radio, television, newspapers, internet, etc.) into one medium is called a. technological convergence b. organizational convergence c. inherent convergence d. media convergence - ANSWER d. media convergence The tendency to fill in missing information to complete an otherwise incomplete figure or statement is called: a. closure b. proximity c. similarity d. verbal communication e. perception checking - ANSWER a. closure Which o...

PHA 320 Pharmacy Communications Midterm Exam | Questions and Answers What is patient-centered care? providing care that is respectful of and responsive to individual patient preferences, needs, and values, and ensuring that patient values guide all clinical decisions What are the five dimensions of patient centered care? 1. Understand all aspects of the patient's illness 2. Perceive all patients as a person 3. Foster an egalitarian relationship. 4. Build a therapeutic alliance 5. Develop self...

3 Phases of taking care of a person - ️️Orientation Working Termination Adverse Event - ️️unintended harm by an act of commission or omission rather than as a result of disease process Attitudes - ️️nurses and other health care professionals need to value their roles in safety and collaboration Blunt End Errors - ️️Also known as latent errors; errors through organization/system Communication - ️️the use of symbols to convey meaning through an interactive process Cr...

Intrapersonal Communication CORRECT ANSWER Self talk (can be positive or negative) Interpersonal Communication CORRECT ANSWER one-on-one interaction between a nurse and another person that often occurs face to face. It is the level most frequently used in nursing situations and lies at the heart of nursing practice. Small Group Communication CORRECT ANSWER the interaction that occurs when a small number of people meet. This type of communication is usually goal directed and requires an und...