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| messages expressed by non-verbal means 93 pecent of impact is this |
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| Characteristics of Nonverbal communication(Points) |
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| OFten unconscious, Usually relational, Inherently ambiguous, primarily shaped by biology , continuous, multi-channeld |
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| cues that help control verbal interaction. Turn-taking signals in everyday conversation. 1 changes in vocal inoation, 2 a drawl on the last syllable, 3 a drop in pitch or loudness in" you know" |
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| functions of nonverbal communciation |
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| creating and maintaining relationships, regulating interactions, influencing others, cocealin/deciving, Managing identity (Manner, Apperance(dress), Setting (car, frame awards) |
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| Types of nonverbal communication |
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| Face and eyes, Body movement (kinesics) Touch (haptics), Voice (Para language) Disfluencies (stutering) Proxemics,Distance, Time Physical attractiveness, clothing, Physical environment |
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| study of how people communicate through bodily movement |
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| fidgeting-ambigous gestures |
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| describe th way a message is spoken, Vocal rate pitch tone volune and emphasis cna give the same word many meanings |
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| study of how communication is affected by the use organization and perception of space and distance. (use of personal space) |
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| how humans use and structure time |
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| are culturally understood stubstitutes for verbal expressions |
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