Question

5 matching 1 point match the terms and their definitions. complementing using nonverbal and verb substituting using nonverbal codes in: emphasizing the use of nonverbal cue contradicting sending verbal and nonve repeating sending the same messag regulating using nonverbal codes to

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each term related to non - verbal and verbal communication:

1. Complementing

• Explanation: Complementing in communication means that non - verbal and verbal communication work together to convey a message. So it should match "Using nonverbal and verbal to enhance a message". But looking at the given options (even with some truncation), if we assume the full definition related to working together, this is the right match.

2. Substituting

• Explanation: Substituting in communication is when non - verbal codes are used in place of verbal communication. So it matches "using nonverbal codes in place of verbal".

3. Emphasizing

• Explanation: Emphasizing uses non - verbal cues to give more weight or importance to a verbal message. So it matches "The use of nonverbal cues to stress a verbal message".

4. Contradicting

• Explanation: Contradicting happens when verbal and non - verbal messages are in conflict. So it matches "sending verbal and nonverbal messages that conflict".

5. Repeating

• Explanation: Repeating in communication is about sending the same message through both verbal and non - verbal means (or just reinforcing the same message). So it matches "Sending the same message with verbal and nonverbal".

6. Regulating

• Explanation: Regulating communication uses non - verbal codes to control the flow of communication (like taking turns, etc.). So it matches "using nonverbal codes to control interaction".

Final Matches:

• Complementing: Using nonverbal and verbal to enhance a message (or the relevant given option with similar meaning)
• Substituting: using nonverbal codes in place of verbal
• Emphasizing: The use of nonverbal cues to stress a verbal message
• Contradicting: sending verbal and nonverbal messages that conflict
• Repeating: Sending the same message with verbal and nonverbal
• Regulating: using nonverbal codes to control interaction

(Note: Since some of the definition text in the image is truncated, the above is based on the standard definitions of these communication terms. If we strictly go by the given (truncated) options in the image, we can match as per the closest possible meaning based on the standard concepts:

• Complementing: Using nonverbal and verb (assuming "to enhance message" is the rest)
• Substituting: using nonverbal codes in: (assuming "place of verbal" is the rest)
• Emphasizing: The use of nonverbal cue (assuming "to stress verbal message" is the rest)
• Contradicting: sending verbal and nonve (assuming "rbal messages that conflict" is the rest)
• Repeating: Sending the same messag (assuming "e with verbal and nonverbal" is the rest)
• Regulating: using nonverbal codes to (assuming "control interaction" is the rest))

Answer:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each term related to non - verbal and verbal communication:

1. Complementing

• Explanation: Complementing in communication means that non - verbal and verbal communication work together to convey a message. So it should match "Using nonverbal and verbal to enhance a message". But looking at the given options (even with some truncation), if we assume the full definition related to working together, this is the right match.

2. Substituting

• Explanation: Substituting in communication is when non - verbal codes are used in place of verbal communication. So it matches "using nonverbal codes in place of verbal".

3. Emphasizing

• Explanation: Emphasizing uses non - verbal cues to give more weight or importance to a verbal message. So it matches "The use of nonverbal cues to stress a verbal message".

4. Contradicting

• Explanation: Contradicting happens when verbal and non - verbal messages are in conflict. So it matches "sending verbal and nonverbal messages that conflict".

5. Repeating

• Explanation: Repeating in communication is about sending the same message through both verbal and non - verbal means (or just reinforcing the same message). So it matches "Sending the same message with verbal and nonverbal".

6. Regulating

• Explanation: Regulating communication uses non - verbal codes to control the flow of communication (like taking turns, etc.). So it matches "using nonverbal codes to control interaction".

Final Matches:

• Complementing: Using nonverbal and verbal to enhance a message (or the relevant given option with similar meaning)
• Substituting: using nonverbal codes in place of verbal
• Emphasizing: The use of nonverbal cues to stress a verbal message
• Contradicting: sending verbal and nonverbal messages that conflict
• Repeating: Sending the same message with verbal and nonverbal
• Regulating: using nonverbal codes to control interaction

(Note: Since some of the definition text in the image is truncated, the above is based on the standard definitions of these communication terms. If we strictly go by the given (truncated) options in the image, we can match as per the closest possible meaning based on the standard concepts:

• Complementing: Using nonverbal and verb (assuming "to enhance message" is the rest)
• Substituting: using nonverbal codes in: (assuming "place of verbal" is the rest)
• Emphasizing: The use of nonverbal cue (assuming "to stress verbal message" is the rest)
• Contradicting: sending verbal and nonve (assuming "rbal messages that conflict" is the rest)
• Repeating: Sending the same messag (assuming "e with verbal and nonverbal" is the rest)
• Regulating: using nonverbal codes to (assuming "control interaction" is the rest))