Spcm Ch 5 Connecting Through Verbal And Non Verbal Communication

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COMPLEMENTING

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The use of nonverbal cues to complete, describe, or accent verbal cues.

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REPEATING

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THe use on nonverbal cues to convey the same meaning as the verbal message.

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REGULATING

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THe use of nonverbal cues to control the flow of communication.

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SUBSTITUTING

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THe use of nonverbal cues in place of verbal messages when speaking is impossile, undesirable, or innapropriate.

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DECIEVING

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Purposefully misleading others by using nonverbal cues to reat false impressions or to convey incorrect info.

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KINESICS

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Sometimes reffered to as "body language", any movement of the face or body that communicates a message.

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EYE BEHAVIOR

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A category of kinesics and a subcategory of facial expressions that includes any movenment of behavior of the eyes.

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OCULESICS

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Study of eye movement and behavior

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FACIAL EXPRESSION

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Configuration of the face that can reflect, augment, contradict, or be unrelated to a speaker's vocal delivery.

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FACIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES

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Control of facial muscles to conceal inappropriate or unacceptable responses.

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HAPTICS

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Tactile, or touch, communication; one of the most basic forms of communication.

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PROXEMICS

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The study of the use of space and of distance between individuals when they are communicating.

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TERRITORIALITY

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THe need to identify certain areas of space as one's own.

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CHRONEMICS

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The study of how people percieve, structure, and use time as communication.

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PARALANGUAGE/VOCALICS

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THe way we vocalize, or say, the words we speak.

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VOCAL PAUSE

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A hesitation, usually short in duration.

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SILENCE

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An extended period of time without sound.

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OFFACTICS

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Study of smell or odors.

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ARTIFACT

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A personal ornament or possesion that communicates information about a person.

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FUNCTIONAL APPROACH

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Using more than one non-verbal message at a time to look for meaning.

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DESCRIPTIVE FEEDBACK

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The stating of the interpretation of the message received back to the sender.

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SELF MONITERING

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THe willingness to change behavior to fit situations, awareness of effects on others, and the ability to reulate nonverbal cues and other factors to influene other's impressions.