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Nonverbal Messages
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Nonverbal Messages
Principles of Nonverbal Communication
- Nonverbal messages Interact with Verbal Messages
- Accent
- Complement
- Contradict
- Control
- Repeat
- Substitute
- Nonverbal messages can help Manage Impressions
- To hide faults
- To be followed
- To confirm self-image & to communicate it to others
- To excuse failure
- To believed
- To be liked
- To secure help
- Nonverbal messages help Form Relationships
- Nonverbal messages Structure Conversation
- Nonverbal messages can Influence & Deceive
- Nonverbal messages are Crucial for Expressing Emotions
- Nonverbal messages Interact with Verbal Messages
Channels of Nonverbal Communication
- Body Gestures
- Emblems
- Illustrators
- Affect Displays
- Regulators
- Adaptors
- Self-Adaptors
- Alter-Adaptors
- Object-adaptors
- Gestures & Culture
- Body appearance
- Facial Communication
- Facial Feedback
- Facial feedback hypothesis
- Facial Management
- Intensify
- Deintensify
- Neutralise
- Mask
- Simulate
- Cultural & Facial communication
- Facial Feedback
- Eye Communication
- Eye contact
- Functions:
- To monitor feedback
- To secure attention
- To regulate the conversation
- To signal the nature of the relationship
- "Tie signs"
- To signal status
- To compensate for physical distance
- Functions:
- Eye avoidance
- Eg. Civil inattention
- Pupil dilation
- Eye contact
- Touch Communication
- Meanings of touch
- Playfulness
- Control
- Positive emotions
- Task-related
- Ritual
- Touch avoidance
- Meanings of touch
- Paralanguage
- Paralanguage & People Perception
- Impressions formed
- Paralanguage & Persuasion
- Rate of speech
- Paralanguage & People Perception
- Spatial Messages and Territoriality
- 4 Proxemic Distances
- Intimate
- Personal
- Social
- Public
- Territoriality
- 3 types:
- Primary
- Home field advantage
- Markers
- Central
- Boundary
- Ear
- Secondary
- Public
- Primary
- In resisting enchroachment:
- Withdrawal
- Turf defense
- Insulation
- Linguistic collusion
- 3 types:
- 4 Proxemic Distances
- Artifactual Communication
- Space decoration
- Colour communication
- Clothing & Body Adornment
- Scent
- To attract others
- To aid taste
- To aid memory
- To create an image
- Temporal Communication
- Formal & Informal time
- Monochronism & Polychronism
- Social clock
- Silence
- The functions of silence
- To provide time to think
- To hurt
- To prevent communication
- To respond to personal anxiety
- To communicate emotions
- To achieve specific effects
- To say nothing
- The spiral of silence
- The functions of silence
- Body Gestures
Nonverbal Communication Competence
- Decoding Nonverbal Messages
- Suggestions
- Mindfully seek alternative judgements
- Be tentative
- Take into consideration multiple channels of msg
- Consider the possibility of being incorrect
- Interpret judgements & conclusions against a cultural conext
- Suggestions
- Encoding nonverbal messages
- Suggestions:
- identify & think mindfully about choices available for communicaiton
- Keep consistency with verbal messages
- Monitor with same care for verbal messages
- Avoid extremes & monotony
- Take the situation into consideration
- Maintain eye contact
- Avoid using certain adaptors
- Be careful of touching
- Avoid strong cologne/perfume
- Suggestions:
- Decoding Nonverbal Messages
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- Mind Map on Nonverbal Messages, created by Phyllis Nguan on 11/11/2014.
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- Phyllis Nguan
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