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What is nonverbal communication?
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Any information or emotion communicated without using words...or nonlinguistically.
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What is paralanguage?
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All of the nonlanguage means of vocal expression, such as rate, pitch, and tone.
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What is norms and rules?
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What is appropriate, expected, or permissible in social situations.
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What is emblems?
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Have a direct verbal translation, usually a word or phrase.
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"way to go", "A-Ok", "It's hot", "okay", "whoopee", "no thanks" etc...
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What is illustrators?
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Nonverbal cues directly tied to speech.
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What is affect displays?
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All those nonverbal cues that reveal your affective, or feeling state.
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What is regulators?
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Nonverbal cues that regulate the give-and-take of speaking and listening.
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What is adaptors?
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Objects manipulated for a purpose.
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What is intimate distance?
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Physical comforting, lovemaking and physical fighting.
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0-18 inches
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What is personal distance?
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Conversations at work, school or a party.
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18 inches to 4 feet
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What is social distance?
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Conversation groups, living room setting.
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4-12 feet
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What is public distance?
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Public speaking style.
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12 feet or further
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What is touch?
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The perception by a sence of feeling as that derived by the hand, finger, or other part of the body.
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What is time?
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The period during which something exists, happens, or acts.
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What is silence?
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The absence of any sound or noise.
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