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Berko, R. M., Aitken, J. E., & Wolvin, A. D. (2010). ICOMM:  Interpersonal concepts and competencies. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

CHAPTER 5  Nonverbal Communication - Activities - PowerPoint - Quiz

 

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

 

After reading this chapter, you should be able to:

•Describe the value of nonverbal communication.

• Identify the sources of nonverbal messages.

• Analyze the influence of emotions on nonverbal communication.

•Illustrate the characteristics of nonverbal communication

• Compare independent and dependent interaction of verbal and nonverbal communication.

• Apply categories of nonverbal communication.

•Attempt to evaluate nonverbal communication within a cultural framework.

•Explain how people send and receive messages nonverbally.

 

CHAPTER 5 

 

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION--DEFINED

CHARACTERISTICS OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

THE BASIS FOR NONVERBAL COMMUNICATON

            NEUROLOGICAL PROGRAMS

            CULTURAL INFLUENCES

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION AND EMOTIONS

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORDS AND NONVERBAL CUES

            THE SUBSTITUTING RELATIONSHIP

            THE COMPLEMENTING RELATIONSHIP

            THE CONFLICTING RELATIONSHIP

            THE ACCENTING RELATIONSHIP

CONCEPTS OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

CLASSIFICATIONS OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

            KINESICS—BODY COMMUNICATION

                        The Face

                        The Eyes

                        Gestures

                        Touch

                        posture, walk and stance

                        ARTIFACTS

            PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

                        ATTRACTIVENESS

                        HEIGHT

            PROXEMICS—SPATIAL COMMUNICATION     

                        SPACE AND CUTURE

                        SPACE DISTANCES

                        SMALL GROUP ENVIRONMENT

            PARAVOCALICS—VOCAL COMMUNICATION

            TIME AS COMMUNICATION

            SMELL AS COMMUNICATION

            AESTHICS AS COMMUNICATION

            TASTE AS COMMUNICATION

USING NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

KEY TERMS

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