Verbal vs Non-Verbal Communications

The video tutorial explains the differences between verbal and nonverbal communication, highlighting that verbal communication involves words, while nonverbal communication includes facial expressions, tone, and body language. It introduces meta communication, which adds layers of meaning to verbal communication through tone and word choice. The tutorial also covers kinesic messages, which are nonverbal and can be visual or vocal, such as body language and voice modulation. These elements contribute to how messages are perceived beyond the words themselves.

What is considered verbal communication?

• Words

• Tone of voice

• Facial expressions

• Body language

Which of the following is an example of meta communication?

• The words used in a speech

• The tone of voice used while speaking

• The clothing worn during a presentation

• The gestures made while talking

What are kinesic messages primarily associated with?

• Nonverbal communication

• Written communication

• Verbal communication

• Digital communication

Which of the following is a visual kinesic message?

• Hand movements

• Voice modulation

• Word choice

• Accent pronunciation

How can vocal kinesic messages be identified?

• By changes in tonal quality

• By the clothing worn

• By facial expressions

• By the words used