Artifacts nonverbal communication proxemics the culture in which we grew up generally people believe guidelines for nonverbal communication silence kinesics haptics paralanguage
a. use of touch; can communicate power and status
b. all forms of communication other than words themselves. includes inflection and other vocal qualities, haptics, and several other behaviors.
c. nonverbal communication more than they believe verbal communication, particularly if the two messages contradict each other.
d. teaches how, when, and where we use nonverbal codes.
e. monitor your nonverbal communication, and interpret others’ tentatively.
f. body position and body motions; we signal how we feel by how we hold our body
g. an aspect of nonverbal communication that includes space and our uses of it.
h. sounds and vocal qualities; murmurs, gasps, volume, pitch, accents
i. can symbolize contentment, awkwardness, respect, punishment
j. a personal object that we use to announce our identity and personalize our environment.