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17 Cards in this Set
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Chronemics (199)
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The study of how humans use and structure time
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Disfluencies (194)
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"um, er, uh"
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Emblems (181)
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nonverbal behaviors that are culturally understood substitutes for verbal expressions
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Haptics (193)
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The study of touching
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Intimate Distance (198)
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Skin contact to 18 inches
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Kinesics (189)
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Study of how people communicate by body language
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Manipulators (191)
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Fidgeting, or one part of the body grooms, massages, rubs, holds, pinches, etc, another part.
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Nonverbal communication (177)
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Messages expressed by nonlinguistic means
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Oculesics (189)
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the study of how the eyes communicate
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Paralanguage (194)
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the way a message is spoken
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Personal distance (198)
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18' at closest point, 4 feet farthest. contacts are close but possibly at arm's length
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Personal Space (197)
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the distance we put between ourselves and others
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Proxemics (197)
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Study of how communication is affected by use, organization, and perception of space
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Public Distance (198)
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12 feet and outward.
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Regulators (183)
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Nonverbal cues that help control verbal interactions. Turn taking signals: Changes in vocal intonation, drop in vocal pitch or loudness, drawl on last syllable etc.
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Social Distance (198)
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4-12 feet out from person
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Territory (199)
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the area that serves as an extension of our physical being.
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