To get ready for their persuasive speech, Jesse practiced in front of the mirror for hours including every detail of their delivery. During their speech, they seemed stiff, and later on, their friend tells them that their gestures especially seemed unnatural and insincere. Jesse did not consider what factor when practicing their delivery?Multiple Choicethe appearance of spontaneitythe number of gestures they usedthe appropriateness of the size of their gesturesthe appearance of control

James Hatfield likes to use many gestures with his hands and arms when communicates. Which of the following best describes form of nonverbal communication?  Orientations   Haptics   Oculesics   Kinesics

5.  Match the following body language gestures with their meanings:(1)  rolling one’s eyes       (a) lack of confidence(2)  nodding                       (b) exasperation(3)  crossing of arms       (c) confirmation(4) shaking of legs           (d) defensive

5.  Match the following body language gestures with their meanings:(1)  rolling one’s eyes       (a) lack of confidence(2)  nodding                       (b) exasperation(3)  crossing of arms       (c) confirmation(4) shaking of legs           (d) defensive*1- d, 2- c,3- b, 4- ab. 1-c,2-a,3-d,4-bc. 1-b,2-c,3-d,4-ad. 1-a,2-b,3-c,4-d

What are the three display norms for nonverbal communication as explained in the lecture?Group of answer choicesHonesty, perseverance, and kindness.Progenics, occlumency, and facial contractions.Proxemics, oculesics, and facial expressions.Camaraderie, handshakes, and fidgeting.

When Jesse first met Nicolette, he extended his hand and said warmly, “Nice to meet you.” In response, Nicolette sighed, rolled her eyes, and simply said, “Yah,” in a very sarcastic tone. Jesse inferred from her reaction that Nicolette was not excited about meeting him. On which rule of language did Jesse likely base his interpretation?Multiple Choicephonological rulesyntactic rulesemantic rulepragmatic rule