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Nonverbal communication
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communication without words
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Functions of nonverbal communication
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1.accenting-emphasise some parts of the verbal message
2.complementing-add nuances of meaning not communicated by your verbal message 3.contradicting - saying the opposite 4.regulating-to control or indeicate desire to control 5.repeating-restate verbal message nonverbally 6.substituting-take place of verbal message |
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purposes of nonverbal communication
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to manage self-impression
to define relationships to structure interaction to influence to communicate emotion |
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kinesics
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study of nonverbal communication
1.emblems-body gestures that directly translate into words or phrases 2.illustrators-enhance the verbal messages they accompany 3.affect displays-movements of the face 4.regulators-behaviors that monitor, control,coordinate or maintain the speaking of another individual 5.adaptors-satisfy some personal need |
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affect displays
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movements of the face
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eye communication, oculesis
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seeks feedback
inform the other person the channel of communication is open signal the nature of the relationship |
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intimate distance
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ranges from actual touching to 18 inches
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personal distance
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18inches to 4 feet
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social distance
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4 to 12fh
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public distance
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12 to more than 25 feet
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primary territory
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exclusive preserve, something that's only yours
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secondary territory
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associated with you,
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public territory
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belongs to everyone
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status
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rank among others, wealth, popularity ect.
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artefactual communication
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communication via objects made by human hands, color , clothing jewelry, space decoration etc.
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haptics and touch communication
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1.positive feelings
2. intention to play 3. control, behavior, attitudes or feelings of other people 4.greetings and departures 5.performance of some function |
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paralanguage (rate, pitch, volume,)
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vocal but nonverbal dimension of speech
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silence
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1.used as time to think
2. weapon 3.shyness or threats 4.prevent communication 5.communicate emotional responses 6.have nothing to say |
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temporal communication
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the use of time, past present and future
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smell, olfactory communication
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messages smell communicated
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