Interprsonal Communication Chapter 6

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Adaptor

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A gesture used to satisfy a personal need

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Affect display

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A gesture that communicates emotion

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Artifact

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An object or a visual feature of an environment with communicative value

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Chronemics

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The use of time

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Emblem

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Gesture with a direct verbal translation

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Kinesics

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The study of movement

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Low distance culture

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A culture in which people touch infrequently and maintain relatively high levels of personal distance with one another

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Nonverbal channels

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The various behavioral forms that nonverbal communication takes

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Nonverbal communication

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Behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words

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Oculesics

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The study of eye movement

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Olfactics

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The study of sense of smell

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Paralanguage

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Vocalic behaviors that go along with verbal behavior to convey meaning

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Emoticons

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Textual representations of facial expressions

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Facial display

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The use of facial expression for communication

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Gesticulation

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The use of arm and hand movements to communicate

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Halo effect

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The tendency to attribute positive qualities to physically attractive people

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Haptics

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The study of how people use touch to communicate

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High contract culture

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A culture in which people touch frequently and maintain little personal distance with one another

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Illustrator

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A gesture that enhances or clarifies a verbal message

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Immediacy behavior

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Non-verbal behavior that conveys attraction or affliction or affiliation

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Intimate distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with intimate partners:ranges from 1 1/2 to 4 feet

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Emblem

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Gesture with a direct verbal translation

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Kinesics

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The study of movement

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Low distance culture

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A culture in which people touch infrequently and maintain relatively high levels of personal distance with one another

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Nonverbal channels

Back 25

The various behavioral forms that nonverbal communication takes

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Nonverbal communication

Back 26

Behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words

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Oculesics

Back 27

The study of eye movement

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Olfactics

Back 28

The study of sense of smell

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Paralanguage

Back 29

Vocalic behaviors that go along with verbal behavior to convey meaning

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Emoticons

Back 30

Textual representations of facial expressions

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Intimate distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with intimate partners:ranges from 0 to 1 1/2 feet

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Gesticulation

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The use of arm and hand movements to communicate

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Halo effect

Back 33

The tendency to attribute positive qualities to physically attractive people

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Haptics

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The study of how people use touch to communicate

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High contract culture

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A culture in which people touch frequently and maintain little personal distance with one another

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Illustrator

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A gesture that enhances or clarifies a verbal message

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Immediacy behavior

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Non-verbal behavior that conveys attraction or affliction or affiliation

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Intimate distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with intimate partners:ranges from 1 1/2 to 4 feet

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Personal distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with friends and relatives; ranges from 1 1/2 to 4 feet

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Proportionality

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The size of facial features relative to one another

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Proportionality

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The size of facial features relative to one another

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Proxemics

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The study of spatial use

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Public distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with public figures during a performance; ranges from 12 to 25 feet

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Public distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with public figures during a performance; ranges from 12 to 25 feet

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Regulator

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A gesture that controls the flow of conversation

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Public distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with public figures during a performance; ranges from 12 to 25 feet

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Regulator

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A gesture that controls the flow of conversation

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Social distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with casual acquaintances;ranges from 4 to 12 feet

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Public distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with public figures during a performance; ranges from 12 to 25 feet

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Regulator

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A gesture that controls the flow of conversation

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Social distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with casual acquaintances;ranges from 4 to 12 feet

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Symmetry

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The similarity between the left and right sides of the face or body

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Public distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with public figures during a performance; ranges from 12 to 25 feet

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Regulator

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A gesture that controls the flow of conversation

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Social distance

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The distance most people in western cultures maintain with casual acquaintances;ranges from 4 to 12 feet

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Symmetry

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The similarity between the left and right sides of the face or body

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Turn taking signal

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Nonverbal behavior that indicates when a person's speaking turn begins and end

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Vocalics

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Characteristics of the voice