nonverbal communication CH4

nonverbal communication

• The interpretation of what and how body motions communicate

• behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without requiring the use of words/verbal communicatio

• time orientation/concentration on one task

• how touch communicates

characteristics of nonverbal communication

• inevitable kenesics, gestures, emotion and flow

• inevitable, multi-channeled, ambiguous, and regulators

• Ambiguous, trustworthy, multichanneled, trustworthy, primary conveyor of our emotions.

• gestures

Channels of nonverbal communication

• chronemics

• haptics, oflacs, proxemics, body types and physical appearence

• pitch, volume, rate, tone, pronunciation, silence, facial expressions and adaptors

• kinesics, gestures, emblems, regulators, adaptors, eye contact, facial expressions, and haptics

paralanguage

• the voiced but not verbal type of message

• the concentration on one task

• the study of the sense of smell

• the language of verbal communication

types of paralanguage

• proxemics and chronemics

• pitch, volume, rate, tone/inflection, pronunciation, vocalized pauses, silence

• endomorphs, mesomorphs, ectomorphs

• vocalics

oflacs

• the study of the sense of smell

• concentration

• preform multiple tasks at once

• round and heavy

True or false: smell does not communicate a number of different factors, in addition to being the strongest sense tied to memory

• TRUE

• FALSE

proxemics:

• tone

• the study of sense of smell

• how space and time communicate

• how space and distance communicate

examples of proxemics:

• paealanguage

• Oflacs, chronemics, and vocalics

• Personal space, physical space, and atrtifacts

• monochronic

crhonemics

• How we interpret the use of time; based largely on cultural context. The way we choose to give and take time, and that sends a message to those around us

• how the touch communicates

• the interpretation of what and how the body communicates

• bob.