1. Nonverbal Communication

2. Bell Ringer
What are 3 examples of nonverbal communication?

3. Nonverbal Basics Nonverbal Communication -
Communication through sending and receiving clues
Nonverbal Communication makes up % of communication
% Through body elements
% Through non body elements

4. The three Functions of Nonverbal Communication
Example: Waving at someone instead of saying, “hi.”
Function 2:
Example: Counting on your fingers while listing something.
Function 3:
Example: Nodding your head while saying, “no.”

5. Diversity of body language
The Human Body can produce:
Physical Signs
Facial Signs
Hand Gestures
Different Postures

6. Types of Nonverbal
While there are a number of types of nonverbal communication, we will cover the following:
Body Movements
Paralanguage
Spacial Communication
Smell Communication
Touch Communication
Time Communication
Artifacts

7. Body Language
Body Language can be broken down into the following categories:
Eye Contact. .
Facial
Adaptors.

8. Body Language - Eye Contact
What can Eye Contact say about you?
How much is too much?
VS.

9. Body Language - Gestures
An movement to express meaning or idea
Examples: Waving, saluting, blowing a kiss, etc.

10. Body Language - Facial Expressions
Facial Expression - one or more motions or positions of the beneath the skin of the face

11. Body Language - Adaptors
Adaptors - Subconscious and physical behaviors
Examples: Touching your face while lying, crossing your arms when you’re cold, etc.

12. Paralinguistics
The prefix comes from the greek meaning beyond, beside, or behind
Paralinguistics means beyond and refers to:
Pitch
Speed
Rhythm
Pronunciation
Fluctuation
Volume
Pauses

13. Game Time May I have a volunteer who is a great actor?
You’re going to repeat the phrase, “Hey, how’s it going four times. Each time, you will be given a different scenario.
Audience, it is your job to try and guess the scenario

14. Spacial Communication
Spacial Communication is known as
Proxemics is the nonverbal communication of
Proxemics has four zones

15. Spacial Communication
Public Zone ft.
Social Zone ft.
Personal Zone ft.
Intimate Zone ft.