Chapter 5 Ge 210

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non verbal communication

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all aspects of communication other than words-body language and how we utter words -inflection volume

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five principlas of non verbal communication

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1.ambiguous- 2.interact with verbal-3.regulates interaction-4.establish relationship meaning 5.reflects cultural values

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responsiveness

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we show eye contact inflections and facial expressions to show interest in others

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liking

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positive feelings-smiles and friendly touching show positive feelings

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power

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nonverbal behavior to assert dominance and to negotiate status-space and power- space announces status in western culture

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space

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expresses power realtions

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silence

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no sound-powerful non verbal to show control, convey disapproval

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chronemics

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western culture values time- many technological devices to store time-how we perceive and use time

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kinesics

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body position body motion including those of the face

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haptics

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physical touch -touch is the first of our five senses to develop

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physical appearance

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non verbal and culture prescribes the ideal for physical form-physical appearance also includes physiological

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artifacts

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personal objects we use to announce our identities and to personalize our environment

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proxemics

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personal space and how we use it-space shows power in relationships

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environmental factors

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elements of settings that reflect how we feel think and act

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chronemics

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how we perceive and use time to define identitites and interaction

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paralanguage

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vocal but not actual words-sounds such as murmurs or gasps and vocalqwualities such as volume rhythm pitch and inflection

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silence

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nonverbal behavior that is lack of communicated sound silence can be powerful

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effective non verbal communication

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monitor nonverbal behaviors -don't assume to interpret non verbals use person al and contextual qualifications