FREE Body Language Question and Answers

Question 1

Science has demonstrated that we tend to believe someone's nonverbal message when it conflicts with their verbal message (body language and voice tone).
How much importance do we place on nonverbal cues?

Accepted Answer

Nonverbal signals are twelve times more powerful as words

Answer

Nonverbal signals are six times more powerful as words.

Answer

Nonverbal signals are twice as powerful as words

Answer

None of the above

Question 2

Two people can communicate over ___ nonverbal cues in a 30-minute chat.

Accepted Answer

800

Answer

30

Answer

350

Answer

1000

Question 3

Can our posture and bodily movements before an exam effect how well we perform on the test?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Question 4

What aspect of a person's body do we first notice when we meet them?

Accepted Answer

Hands

Answer

Eyes

Answer

Torso

Answer

Face

Question 5

If someone speaks to you while leaning toward you,

Accepted Answer

They are emphasizing a point.

Answer

They forgot their glasses and are trying to see you better

Answer

They like the smell of your cologne or perfume

Answer

None of the above

Question 6

Imagine that you enter a room for an interview, shake the interviewer's hand, take a seat, and start the conversation. When do people get a first impression of you?

Accepted Answer

Between the door and when you’ve taken your seat.

Answer

After they’ve asked you three questions.

Answer

None of the above

Question 7

Our faces express our emotions when we are feeling them. Is the reverse accurate? Will we experience the emotion expressed by a facial expression if we mimic it?

Accepted Answer

Yes

Answer

No

Science has demonstrated that we tend to believe someone's nonverbal message when it conflicts with their verbal message (body language and voice tone).How much importance do we place on nonverbal cues?

Science has demonstrated that we tend to believe someone's nonverbal message when it conflicts with their verbal message (body language and voice tone).
How much importance do we place on nonverbal cues?