Non Verbal Communication

People assume others’ education, success, moral character, social position, and trustworthiness by dress and hairstyle is an example of _______.

• haptics

• proxemics

• appearance

• paralinguistics

Type of nonverbal communication that plays a significant role in changing the meaning of the speaker’s speech. Examples are inflection, tone, pitch, filler words, indicators, volume, rate, and articulation.

• proxemics

• artifacts

• gestures

• paralinguistics

A form of nonverbal communication that includes waving hands, nodding heads, and pointing fingers. It makes communication more lively and effective.

• gestures

• artifacts

• eye gaze

• haptics

The type of nonverbal communication that is related to body position. It represents numerous messages by the way people walk, talk, stand and sit.

• artifact

• proxemics

• posture

• facial expression

This type of non-verbal communication conveys happiness, sadness, anger, fear, and surprise.

• posture

• appearance

• paralinguistics

• facial expressions

This type of non-verbal communication includes the eyebrows, tears and blinking.

• proxemics

• eye gaze

• appearance

• posture

Type and example nonverbal communication that conveys information involving touch. Examples are hugging or holding hands.

• paralinguistics

• proxemics

• haptics

• artifacts

This type of nonverbal communication refers to the interpersonal space during communication that affects the interaction.

• eye gaze

• gesture

• posture

• proxemics

the type of nonverbal communication that refers to the physical objects of the person, including the brand of clothes and shoes, car brands, tattoos, piercing, and jewelry.

• haptics

• facial expression

• artifact

• eye gaze