Non-Verbal Behaviour Can Punctuate Verbal Communication by Confirming or Repeating

question 25

Multiple Choice

Non-verbal behaviour can punctuate verbal communication by confirming or repeating what is being said; denying or confusing what is being said; strengthening or emphasising what is being said; adding intensity to what is being said; and ____ what is being said.

• A)controlling or regulating
• B)eliminating
• C)freshening or electrifying
• D)erasing

Appreciate the complexities of eyewitness testimonies and the factors influencing their reliability.

Distinguish between the effects of retroactive and proactive interference on memory.

Recognize different mnemonic techniques and their applications for enhancing memory.

Understand the global distribution and demographics of major world religions and belief systems.

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Definitions:

Object Permanence

The understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed (seen, heard, touched, smelled, or sensed in any way).

Visual Preferences

Individual tendencies to favor certain visual stimuli over others, often influenced by personal experiences, culture, and genetics.

Core Knowledge Researchers

Scientists and psychologists focused on understanding how humans, especially infants, develop core domains of understanding about the world, such as physics, biology, and psychology.

Core Knowledge Theorist

A theorist who posits that humans are born with innate, domain-specific knowledge systems, such as for language and physics.