Building rapport - Body language quiz - SE 4
Building Rapport: Body Language Quiz
Test your knowledge on the subtle nuances of body language across different cultures with this engaging quiz. Understanding how body language varies can enhance your communication skills and improve your interpersonal relationships.
- 5 multiple-choice questions
- Learn about cultural differences in non-verbal communication
- Perfect for anyone interested in global interactions
The controlled and disciplined management of emotions leads to the creation of a restrained type of body language that is so subtle that it goes unnoticed by the foreign eye. The statement above is true for:
Sweden and Estonia
Finland and Japan
England and the Netherlands
____________ avoid eye contact 90 percent of the time, looking at the speaker’s neck while listening and at their own feet or knees when they speak themselves.
Japanese
Lithuanians
Arabs
The widespread "thumbs up" sign that can also be used for hitchhiking, usually means "good" or "OK". However, some nationatities would find it offensive when shown to them. Which country are we talking about?
China
Greece
USA
The Figure Four sitting position is common in North America but it's viewed as disrespectful to show the sole of your shoe to another person in ________________
South America
Europe
Asia
When a ________________ positions himself 0,5 meters away from an Englishman, he is ready to talk business. For them, talking business over a yawning chasm of 1.2 meters would be like shouting confidential figures to someone at the other end of the room.
Dutch
Mexican
Korean
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