1. http://www. youtube. com/watch
emoticon 2:25

2. Q: Define nonverbal behavior and provide examples of nonverbal communication.

3. Nonverbal communication Gestures Touch (Haptic communication) Posture Facial expression Eye contact. Paralanguage voice quality, emotion, speaking style, and prosodic features (tone, pitch, rhythm, intonation, and accent)

4. Q: What are the three principal interacting systems of nonverbal communication?

5. The visual
Nonverbal
communication
The auditory
The invisible

6. Q: Explain functions of nonverbal behavior and provide examples of each.

7. Eye contact http://www. youtube. com/watch
Eye contact To beckon sb 1:10 Gesture Air Quotes Haptics 1:30

8. Functions of Nonverbal Behavior
Expressing emotions
Reinforcing, complementing, or accenting verbal messages
Acting as a substitute for verbal communication
Contradicting verbal messages
Regulating and managing communicative situations
Conveying messages in ritualized forms

9. Express interpersonal attitudes
Five primary functions of nonverbal bodily behavior in human communication (Argyle 1988, p.5)
Express emotions
Express interpersonal attitudes
To accompany speech in managing the cues of interaction between speakers and listeners
Self-presentation of one’s personality
Rituals (greetings)
Argyle, M. (1988). Bodily Communication (2nd ed.) Madison: International
Universities Press.

10. Nonverbal behavior associated with human emotions are both universal and culture-specific.

11. The circumstances under which emotional expressions are permitted
What degree the emotions may be expressed or concealed.
By whom and to whom the emotions may be expressed (age, gender, status etc.)

12. Intimacy vs. invasion of personal space
Proxemics
Intimacy vs. invasion of personal space
High-contact cultures vs. low-contact cultures
Perceptions of the boundaries of the self
space 1:30 /5:45