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Repeating
This is when you use nonverbal cues to repeat a verbal cue.
(comments accompanied by gestures)
Complementing
Nomverbal behaviors that match the thoughts and emotions the communicator is expressing through speech. (Thank you with a sincere face)
Substituting
facial expressions operate as substitutes for speech
(the look)
Accenting
nonverbal devices that emphasize oral messages just as we would use italics to emphasize an idea in print.
Regulating
function by influencing the flow of verbal communication
(nodding to say go on)
Contradicting
People often express contradicting messages in their verbal and nonverbal behaviors. (saying i'm not angry with an angry face)
Haptics
study of touch
Appearance
There are two dimensions to appearance: physical attractiveness and clothing
Physical Attractiveness
People who are deemed as physically attractive receive many social benefits.
What can increase physical attractiveness
Posture, gesture, facial expressions.
Proxemics
study of personal space
Edward Hall Spacial zones
four distances that we use in our everyday lives and they depend on how we feel toward the other person.
Chronemics
the use of time
Huge Nonverbal Factors
Color and Smell
Paralanguage
Nonlinguistic means of vocal expression ( rate, tone, Pitch)
Leakage
nonverbal behaviors that reveal information a communicator does not disclose.
Body Oreintation
the degree to which we face toward or away from someone with our body, feet, and head
Posture
the way individuals carry themselves,
Gestures
movement of the body to communicate.
Embelems
nonverbal behaviors that are known by a cultural group.
(ok gesture)
Adaptors
unconscious bodily movements in response to the environment
Manipulators
involving self touching activities.
Intimate Distance
0-18 inches
Personal Distance
18 inches to 4 feet
Social Distance
4-12 feet
public distance
12-25 feet
3 types of Gestures.
emblems, illustrators, adaptors
Monochronic cultures
One task at a time.
Polychronic cultures
multiple task at the same time.
Nonverbal Communication is primarily
relational