Question 1

Identify and describe, using an example that includes nonverbal behaviors, the characteristics of each of Edward T. Hall's four zones of interaction distance.

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Question 2

Compare differences in the perception of proxemic violation between Western and Asian cultures and explain how these differences may result in challenges to cross-cultural interpersonal communication.

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Question 3

Drawing on the valence factor of Expectancy Violation Theory, compare the impact on an individual in an interaction with a proxemic violator who offers rewards in contrast to the impact on an individual in an interaction with a proxemic violator who offers punishment.

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Question 4

What factors differentiate a relationship based on similarity from a relationship based on complementarity?

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Question 5

Using an example from your personal experience, illustrate impact of the "mere exposure effect" on the development of interpersonal relationships.

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Quiz 5: Proxemics: Engaging Personal Space and Interpersonal Distance

Identify and describe, using an example that includes nonverbal behaviors, the characteristics of each of Edward T. Hall's four zones of interaction distance.

Compare differences in the perception of proxemic violation between Western and Asian cultures and explain how these differences may result in challenges to cross-cultural interpersonal communication.

Drawing on the valence factor of Expectancy Violation Theory, compare the impact on an individual in an interaction with a proxemic violator who offers rewards in contrast to the impact on an individual in an interaction with a proxemic violator who offers punishment.

What factors differentiate a relationship based on similarity from a relationship based on complementarity?

Using an example from your personal experience, illustrate impact of the "mere exposure effect" on the development of interpersonal relationships.