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| Functional Importance of Nonverbal Communication is related to (3) |
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purpose
accuracy
efficiency |
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| 6 Major Functional Significances of NVC |
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1. Major determinate of interpersonal meaning (2/3)
2. Feelings and emotions more accurately revealed through NVC
3. NVC conveys meaning and intentions relatively free of deception/distortion
4. Metacommunication
5. NVC is more efficient than VC
6. NVC is most suitable for suggestion |
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| Book definition of Nonverbal Communication |
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| the use of interacting sets of visual, vocal and invisible communication systems and subsystems by communcatior with systematic encoding and decoding of nonverbal symbols and signs for the purposes of exchanging consensual meanings in specific communication contexts |
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| operate outside of awareness and are unintentional (EG Hand to face when lying) |
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| Visual, Auditory, Invisible |
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| 3 Subsystems of Visual Communication |
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| Kinesic, proxemic, artifactual |
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| 3 functions of Auditory Communication |
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| emotion, impression management and regulation |
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| 3 subsystems of Invisible Communication |
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| tactile, olfactory, chronemic (time) |
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| 5 qualities of channels of Nonverbal Communication |
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Speed
Channel separation
Accuracy
Emotional Information
Factual Information |
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| The right side of the brain functions to interpret... |
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| The left side of the brain functions to interpret |
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| located in the right hemisphere, separates and decodes Nonverbal signals |
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| 5 Functions of Nonverbal cues |
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Provide Information
Express Emotions and relational intimacy
Regulate Interaction
Metacommunication
Social Control
Impression Formation/management |
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| First impression strongest, difficult to change and accounts for a disproportionate amount of impressions |
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| perceive things that are consistent with past experiences |
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| too much emphasis is placed on most recent action |
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| Presentation Function of impression management |
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| trying to make an impression on a 3rd party through interpersonal communication (appearing to be a good husband) |
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| Affect management function on impression management |
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| controls response to what someone else has done |
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| impression managers seek to associate themselves with socially desirable traits |
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| impression managers seek to associate themselves with socially desirable traits |
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| impression managers seek to associate themselves with socially desirable traits |
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| impression managers seek to associate themselves with socially desirable traits |
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| impression managers seek to associate themselves with socially desirable traits |
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| Credibility, Likability, Interpersonal Attractiveness, Dominance |
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| Sub-dimensions of interpersonal attractiveness |
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| interestingness, emotional expressiveness and sociability |
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| Subdimensions of Dominance |
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| Motives for Impression Mangers (and relation to image dimensions) |
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| achievement (credibility), affiliation (likability), social approval (interpersonal attractiveness), mastery (dominance) |
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| Sources of Nonverbal behavior |
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Inherited Neurological programs and nonverbal traits
Cross cultural experiences common to all
Experiences that vary with culture |
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| Studies of nonverbal communication across time |
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| studies with babies showing almost pure neurological traits |
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| TYpes of Studies of Nonverbal Comm |
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Sensory deprivation
neonate
twin
evidence from non-human primates
multi cultural |
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| Characteristics common to all nonverbal messages |
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| communicative, contextual, believable, rule-governed, packages, learnable, arbitrary and ambiguous, use voice and body, communicators are both senders and receivers, can be used to lie and deceive |
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| affect of nonverbal messages on verbal messages |
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Definition
repeat, reinforce support
contradict or conflict
modify
substitute for
accent
regulate |
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| emotions communicated primarily with nonverbal cues |
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happiness and joy
pride
anger
fear and anxiety
sadness and depression
shame and embarrassment |
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| 6 dimensions of interpersonal physical context |
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Formality
warmth
privacy
familiarity
constraint
distance |
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big picture
origina
far out
creative
unrealistic
impractical
idealistic |
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planner
logical
deliberative
reasoned
indecisive
unemotional
controlling |
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emotions
spontaneous
stubborn
immature
compassionate
subjective
procrastinating |
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mover
pragmatic
status seeking
assertive
self involved
results oriented
unimaginative |
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| stages of interpersonal relationship building |
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initiation
experimentation
intensification
Integration
Bonding |
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| Stages of interpersonal relationship dissolution |
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Differentiation
Circumscribing
Stagnating
Avoiding
Terminating |
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clock and event time
punctuality
task and social time
p time and m time
work and leisure time
pace of life
periods of silence
past present future orientation
time as symbol |
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