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35 Cards in this Set
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nonverbal communication |
process of intentionally of unintentionally signaling meaning through behavior other than words |
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channel discrepancy |
a situation in which one set behaviors says one thing and another set says something different |
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repeating |
mirrors the verbal message, offering clear nonverbal cue |
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complementing |
nonverbal behavior that matches verbal message it accompanies |
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accenting |
clarifying and emphasizing specific info in a verbal message |
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substituting |
nonverbal cues used to replace words |
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contradicting |
behavior to convey meaning that is the opposite of the verbal message |
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regulating |
coordinating verbal interaction help navigate back and forth of communication |
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immediacy |
feeling of closeness, involvement, and warmth between people as communicated by nonverbal behavior |
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mimicry |
synchronized and usually unconscious pattern of imitating or matching gestures to crate connections between people |
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deception |
attempt to convince others of something that is false |
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nonverbal codes |
symbols we use to send messages with out or in addition to words |
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kinesics |
aspects of gestures and body movements that send nonverbal messages |
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emblems |
movements and gestures that have direct verbal translation in a particular group of culture |
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illustrators |
reinforce verbal messages and help visually explain what is being said |
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regulators |
help us manage our interactions |
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adaptors |
satisfy some physical or psychological need |
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affect displays |
nonverbal behaviors that convey feelings moods and reactions |
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masking |
replacing an expression that is real with expression that is real with expression that shows appropriate feeling |
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oculesics |
the study of the use of the eyes |
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paralanguage |
vocalized sounds that accompany our words, nonverbal behavior |
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pitch |
involves variations in the voice that give prominence to certain words |
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tone |
modulation of the voice usually expressing a particular feeling or mood |
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volume |
how loud or soft the voice is |
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vocalizations |
ability of the voice to influence communication |
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back channel cues |
ah um oh huh vocalizing signal when we want to talk |
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artifacts |
accessories carried or used on the body for decoration or identification |
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proxemics |
the study of the way we use and communicate with space |
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territoriality |
claiming of an area with or without legal basis through continuous occupation of that area |
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haptics |
study of touch |
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chronemics |
study of how people perceive the use of time |
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contact culture |
depend on the touch as an important form of communication |
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noncontact culture |
touch sensitive or even tend to avoid touch |
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public private dimension |
physical space that affects our nonverbal communication |
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informal-formal dimension |
more psychological dealing with out perceptions of personal vs. impersonal situations |
