Facial Expressions, Physical Distance, and Looking at Your Watch Are

question 20

Multiple Choice

Facial expressions, physical distance, and looking at your watch are all examples of _______.

• A) nonverbal communication
• B) informal networks
• C) verbal communication
• D) kinesics
• E) adaptors

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Definitions:

Sociobiology

A scientific field that explores the biological basis of social behavior in animals and humans.

Evolutionary Sociology

An approach within sociology that uses evolutionary theory to understand the development and variations of social structures, practices, and institutions over time.

Darwinian Sociology

An approach in sociology that applies the principles of Darwin's theory of natural selection to the study of social behavior and structures.

Evolutionary Psychology

A relabelled form of sociobiology that argues that Darwinian inheritance can explain contemporary human behaviour.