Assessment Questions

1. Physiognomy, related historically to body language, interprets human characteristics from a person's: Face; Movement; Sleeping; or Eating and drinking?
2. The modern 'science' of body language/kinesics was established in the: 1850s; 1910s; 1950s; or 1990s?
3. Related to body language, Kinaesthetics (or Kinesthetics) is the study of: Parenting; Fashion; Learning Styles; or Punishment?
4. When a person holds his/her chin up this generally indicates: Submissiveness; Fear; Defiance/confidence; or Approval?
5. Related to body language, the communications/psychology concept NLP is called fully: Non-Language Psychology; New Language Principles; Neuro-Linguistic Programming; or No Lingo Parlez?
6. Author of the 1971 book 'Body Language', which helped popularize the subject, was Julius: Fast; Slow; Medium; or Spin?
7. Body language is considered to be: Wholly genetically inherited ('nature'); Wholly conditioned and learned ('nurture'); or A mixture of the two ('nature and nurture')?
8. When a person touches his/her nose with finger(s) while talking, this generally indicates: Honesty; Fabrication; Desire; or Impatience?
9. According to research, the perception and interpretation of body language is generally strongest in: Men; Women; Babies; or Young people?
10. According to generally accepted 20/21st century body language theory, which two of these are not among the 'Six Universal Facial Expressions': Happiness, Hunger, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, Surprise, Anger, or Drunkenness?
11. When a person tilts his/her head to one side this generally indicates: Suspicion; Anger; Submissiveness/trust; or Readiness to run away/fear?
12. Body language - when comparing people - varies according to a person's age, condition and context: Definitely; Rarely; Never; or Only among teenagers?
13. To what degree can body language be 'faked' (to mislead people): All signals; No signals; Some signals; or By teenagers only?