Using the “I” language technique (it has 3 parts) you were t…

Using the “I” language technique (it has 3 parts) you were taught in this class (instead of the “you” language that makes others defensive and/or angry), write how you would approach the person in the following scenario. Write it just like you would SAY it to them.   A member of your household (whom you love dearly) has come in much later than expected and on a particularly bad weather evening. You’ve asked them several times before to let you know via text or phone call if they are going to be longer than “normal”. This is the 3rd time since you last spoke to them about this that they’ve not done as you requested.

There are 7 typologies that categorize nonverbal behavior. I…

There are 7 typologies that categorize nonverbal behavior. In the following description of a person’s nonverbal communication, name the typology that each behavior with a capital letter beside it would fall into. Use each letter to tell me your answers.   My sister walked in the room with a frown on her face (A) and said angrily (B) “I can’t believe what you did!”. Then she got in my face, (C) close enough I could see her teeth fillings, put both hands on my shoulders (D) and pushed me. Then she shot me the bird with her left hand (E) as she walked out.

Before I started the Honorlock Practice Exam, I stood up fro…

Before I started the Honorlock Practice Exam, I stood up from my chair, grabbed my external webcam and conducted a slow, thorough, 360 degree room scan to show that my desk is cleared away, and that I only have 1 computer monitor (or laptop) on my desk, and that there are no other people with me in my testing space. With my webcam, I made a complete circle (360 degree) room scan.  My scan also shows that I do not have any other electronic devices around me, and that nothing is on my wrists or in my ears. I am using complete academic honesty.

Au café Say what people are having at a café. Use the approp…

Au café Say what people are having at a café. Use the appropriate form of prendre or boire. Mon frère  une salade au déjeuner. Est-ce que vous de l’eau minérale? Pour le dîner, nous  de la pizza. Combien de tasses de café est-ce que Grégory par jour? Qu’est-ce que les enfants aiment  au petit-déjeuner? Du chocolat chaud ou du lait?