Question

1.) What meanings does the use of space convey? When someone has a larger house, a larger office, or a larger seat on the airplane than yours, what conclusions do you make about that person?

2.) Which type of listening—informational, critical, empathic—do you engage in most often? Which type do you enjoy the most? Why?

3.) Compare and contrast a) jealousy and envy; b) liking and love; and c) sadness and depression.

4.) Identify and briefly define each of the five stages of grief.

5.) Define and give examples of Ekman and Friesen’s five display rules.

6.) Would you share your negative and positive emotional experiences on social media? What would you say are some of the benefits and drawbacks of sharing emotional experiences on social media?

7.) When do you have difficulty identifying your own emotions? What causes this?

Answer 1

Bigger or larger spaces speak a lot about a person's personality. It gives away about what a person may really be like. Individuals who like larger spaces are power hungry. They like to be in control and powerful. Having a larger house, a larger office, even a larger plane seat, makes them have something different to the other regular beings. Spaces have a denoted meaning attached to it, a deeper sense of meaning. It denotes and conveys that a person wants to be powerful and adores luxury.