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16. Size, intensity and contrast are the only external factors influencing perceptual selection.
ANS: F
Also included are motion, repetition, and novelty and familiarity.
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17. According to the Communication Competency: Hand Gestures, waving the full arm side to side can mean “no” in Japan, Europe, and Latin America.
ANS: T
ANS: F
Also included are motion, repetition, and novelty and familiarity.
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17. According to the Communication Competency: Hand Gestures, waving the full arm side to side can mean “no” in Japan, Europe, and Latin America.
ANS: T
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18. According to the Communication Competency: Hand Gestures, curling the index finger towards you can be used to solicit prostitutes in Greece.
ANS: F
Curling the index finger towards you can be used to solicit prostitutes in Indonesia and Australia.
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19. Motion and repetition are internal factors that influence perceptual selection.
ANS: F
The internal factors that influence perceptual selection are personality, learning, and motivation.
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20. Personality, learning, and motivation are external factors that influence perceptual selection.
ANS: F
These are internal factors.
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18. According to the Communication Competency: Hand Gestures, curling the index finger towards you can be used to solicit prostitutes in Greece.
ANS: F
Curling the index finger towards you can be used to solicit prostitutes in Indonesia and Australia.
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19. Motion and repetition are internal factors that influence perceptual selection.
ANS: F
The internal factors that influence perceptual selection are personality, learning, and motivation.
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20. Personality, learning, and motivation are external factors that influence perceptual selection.
ANS: F
These are internal factors.
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