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| the kinds of human messages and responses not expressed in words |
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| message that occurs when words and actions contradict each other |
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| the study of the reationship between human body motion, or body language, and communcation |
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| facial management techniques |
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| the means was use to control the expressions we reveal to others |
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| the polite ignoring of others so as not to infringe on their privacy |
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| vocal cues that accompany spoken language |
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| the highness or lowness of the voice |
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the characteristic pitch one uses
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| the degree of loudness of the voice |
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| meaningless sounds or phrases that disrupt the flow of speech |
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| the absence of both paralingustic and verbal cues |
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| the study of the use of space |
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| a distance ranging from the point of touch to 18 inches from a person |
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| a distance ranging from 18 inches to 4 feet from a person |
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| a distance from 4 feet to 12 feet from a person |
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| a distance of 12 feet and farther from a person |
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| space that is highly mobile and can be quickly changed |
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| space in which objects are used to create distance |
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| space that contains relatively permanent objects |
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| the need to demonatrate a possesive or ownership to space |
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| items that reserve one's space |
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| the use of personal adornments |
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| the study of the use of time |
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| the study of the use of touch |
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| the study of the sense of smell |
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| a measure calculated by comparing the percentage of looking while speaking with the percentage of looking while listening |
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| cultures that promote interaction and encourage displays of warmth, closeness, and availability |
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| cultures that maintain more distance when interacting |
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| symbols that replace nonverbal cues during machines-assisted communication |
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