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Chapter 3: Nonverbal Communication

Body Language Multi-channeledEmphatic gestures Descriptive gesturesPosture StanceProxemics Communication imperativeMannerism Credibility

 Our bodies send positive & negative messages through facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, posture, movement, and appearance.

 3—18 inches = intimate  2 people sharing  1.5—4 feet = personal  small group talking  4—12 feet = social  party conversation  12—20 feet = public  public speaking

 Proxemics, how close we want to be to others, can be influenced by our culture, our gender, or by work or social contexts.

 Re-read page 56 and list some of the differences between North Americans and other regions of the world in regards to their proxemics:  1:  2:

 Re-read page 58, what suggestions are made to have a successful impact:  1:  2:  3: