Multiple Choice
In the context of communication in the nervous system, what is it called when the receiver hears only the content and not the feeling of the message?
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3. Biological Psychology
Communication in the Nervous System
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Paralinguistic cues can indicate all of the following except:
A
Whether a statement is a question or a command
B
A speaker's emotional state
C
The speaker's level of confidence
D
The literal meaning of words
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Understand that paralinguistic cues refer to the non-verbal elements of communication used to modify meaning and convey emotion, such as tone, pitch, volume, and speech rate.
Recognize that paralinguistic cues can indicate a speaker's emotional state by changes in tone or pitch, which reflect feelings like anger, happiness, or sadness.
Acknowledge that these cues can also signal whether a statement is a question or a command, often through intonation patterns like rising pitch for questions.
Note that paralinguistic cues can reveal the speaker's level of confidence, for example, through steady or hesitant speech patterns.
Understand that paralinguistic cues do not convey the literal meaning of words, which is determined by the actual language and vocabulary used, not by how something is said.
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