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| the elements of communication that do not involve words but nevertheless transmit messages |
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| the function of nonverbal communication whereby the physical actions that follow verbal message reinforce what is said |
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| the function of nonverbal communication whereby nonverbal behaviors augment a message while it is delivered |
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| the function of nonverbal communication whereby nonverbal behavior occurring at the same time as the message displays the same content |
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| the function of nonverbal communication whereby physical actions take the place of verbal messages |
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| the actions that govern the course of an interaction with another person |
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| physical movements used to convey a message |
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| the physical framing and orientation of the body to another person |
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| the posture achieved when the majority of one's body faces the audience or other person |
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| the posture achieved when one shields his or her body from the other person |
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| the practice of replicating the posture of the other person to indicate mutual interest |
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| the use of eye contact to send messages |
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| how we use space to convey information |
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| the study of how touch expresses meaning |
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| the branch of nonverbal communication that involves how people treat, value, react and structure time |
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| the category of chronemics marked by liking to do things one at a time, breaking time up into small, manageable units |
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| the category of chronemics marked by trying to do several tasks at the same time and having a more fluid approach to scheduling time |
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| the dimension of nonverbal communication related to smell |
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| those things that contribute to the maintenance or creation of sound in your voice that help to convey meaning |
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