Consciously Controlling Your Body Language Is Not as Important as Knowing

question 16

True/False

Consciously controlling your body language is not as important as knowing how to interpret others' body language.

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Definitions:

Change Blindness

An inability or failure to notice large changes in one's environment or in a visual stimulus when the change occurs simultaneously with a visual disruption.

Selective Inattention

The process by which an individual unconsciously chooses to ignore or disregard certain stimuli in their environment.

Alpha Waves

Brain waves detected by electroencephalography (EEG), associated with a state of relaxed alertness.

N2 Sleep

A stage of sleep within the Non-REM cycle, characterized by sleep spindles and K-complexes, representative of a deeper sleep than the initial N1 stage.