Nonverbal Communication

Stating that you are fine, but your body or facial expressions show otherwise is an example of

• substituting

• regulating

• contradicting

• objectics

Using gestures like rolling your eyes instead of verbalizing is an example of

• regulating

• complementing

• emphasizing

• substituting

Nonverbal movements that substitute for words and phrases

• physical attraction

• chronemics

• tactile communication

• emblems

When you say you are excited and display a big smile, that is an example of

• regulating

• contradicting

• repeating

• substituting

 As per Professor Albert Mehrabian how much % of communication is Non Verbal  ?

• 97%

• 95%

• 93%

• 90%

As per Professor Albert Mehrabian how much % of communication is Non Verbal ?

• 97%

• 95%

• 93%

• 90%

All of the following are characteristics of nonverbal communication EXCEPT

• nonverbal communication is present in most interpersonal conversations

• nonverbal communication usually conveys more information than verbal communication

• nonverbal communication is the secondary means of communication emotion

• nonverbal communication is a meta-communicative

Match the following

• Personal space

• 1. facial expressions and body language used to convey messages not spoken

• Tone of voice

• 1. the way one uses his or her body to send messages

• Nonverbal message

• 1. the pitch and timbre (distinctive tone) of a person's voice

• Gesture

• 1.   the use of hands, limbs, or the body to send a message

• Body language

• 1.    a comfort zone each person maintains around himself or herself wherein intrusions would be unwelcome

When you hug and tell somebody you care it is stronger than when using only one or the other alone-example of ...

• emphasizing

• contradicting

• substituting

• regulating

Holding your hand up to indicate stop during an intense conversation is an example of ...

• contradicting

• complementing

• chronemics

• verbal code