5 Written Questions

1. the mind and body's reaction to perceived danger.
2. expression one emotion when you are really feeling another
3. is the extent to which others perceive us as competent and trustworthy
4. Jealousy:
   ENvy
5. all meaning behind words is assigned by the users of the language
   language can be arbitrary because it is symbolic
   one exception is onomatopoeia: buzz, click, meow, boom, snap

5 Matching Questions

1. At least nine aspects of the voice convey meaning:
2. Sadness:
3. social validation principle
4. euphemisms
5. Sapir - Whorf Hypothesis:

1. a ...
2. b pitch, inflection, volume, speaking rate, filler words....
3. c the idea that language influences the ways members of a culture see the world.
   
   Two principles
   Linguistic determinism
   Linguistic relativity
4. d are vague, mild expressions symbolizing something more harsh or blunt
   - can provide a way to talk about sensitive topics
   - can desensitize people to important issues
5. e feeling unhappy, sorrowful, and discouraged

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. violates expectations
   1. slang
   2. Test 2
   3. Humor
   4. adaptors
2. the way we use time sends others:
   - messages of value
   -messages of power
   1. Deception
   2. profanity
   3. emotion
   4. Use of time
3. Social anxiety:
   1. simulation
   2. Sad/ Anxious emotions
   3. meta - emotions:
   4. gender and emotion
4. a gesture with a direct verbal translation ( Hi and waving)
   1. emotion
   2. Sadness:
   3. emblems
   4. dialects
5. fear of not making a good impression on others
   1. Vocal behavior
   2. facial behaviors
   3. profanity
   4. Social anxiety

5 True/False Questions

1. Use of artifacts → are objects and visual features in an environment that reflect who we are and what we like
   - how we choose and arrange artifacts in our environments gives others impressions about us

   True        False

2. Hate speech → is a form of profanity meant to degrade or intimidate people based on their sex, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability status, or political or moral views.

   True        False

3. deception: → the knowing and intentional transmission of information to create a false belief in the hearer.

   True        False

4. valence: → feeling unhappy, sorrowful, and discouraged

   True        False

5. emotion → the body's multi-dimensional response to any event that enhances or inhibits one's goals
   - is different from mood

   True        False