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proxemics

a study of distance btwn people during communication

intimate zone

touch to 18 inches , comfortable with parents that have young children

personal zone

18-36 inches comfortable btwn family and friends who are talking

social zone

4-12ft acceptable for communication in social, work, business setting

public zone

12-25ft acceptable btwn speaker and audience, small groups and informal functions

functional- proffesionsnal touch

used in examinations or procedures such as when nurse touches a client to assess skin turgot

social polite touch

greeting, hand shake , guide in direction

friendship-warmth touch

hug, arm thrown around shoulder , relatives greet

love intimacy

tight hugs, kissess btw lovers

sexual arousal

touch used by lovers

refraining from other internal mental activities and concentrating exclusively on what the client says

active listening

active observation

watching the speakers nonverbal actions as he or she communicates

uses nouns instead of pronouns

concrete messages

abstract messages

unclear patterns of words often contain figures of speech that are difficult to interpret


"get the stuff from him"

nonverbal communication (5) behaviors a nurse should do

facial expression


body language


vocal cues


eye contact


silence

assertive communication

ability to express positive and negative ideas and feelings in an open honest and direct way

aggressive communication

"your always late!!" its so rude!! cant u be ontime for once?!

Passive - agressive communication

"so nice of you to join us! arent we luck."

passive communication

"shesalways late, i had to tell her what she missed"

assertive communication

"when you are late, report is disrupted. i dont like to have to repeat myself"