1. The Nonverbal Dimension of Communication
Chapter Six:
The Nonverbal Dimension of Communication

3. Principles of Nonverbal Communication
Verbal and Nonverbal:Similarities
Symbolic
Constitutive and Regulative Rules
Culture Bound
Intentional or Unintentional

4. Principles of Nonverbal Communication
Verbal and Nonverbal:Differences
Nonverbal Perceived as More Honest
Nonverbal Multichanneled
Nonverbal More Continuous

5. Principles of Nonverbal Communication
Supplements or Replaces Verbal
Regulates Interaction
Establishes Relational-Level Meaning
Responsiveness
Liking
Power
Reflects Cultural Values
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6. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Kinesics
Body Position
Body Motions
Facial Expressions
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7. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Haptics
First Sense to Develop
Communicates Power and Status
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8. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Physical Appearance
Physical Qualities
Leads to Judgements of Attractiveness
Cultures Stipulate Ideals
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9. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Artifacts
Personal Objects
What We Wear and Carry
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10. Types of Nonverbal Communication - Artifacts

11. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Proxemics
Norms for Using Space
How Close People Can Approach
In U.S. Social Distance 4-12 Feet
In U.S. Intimate Distance 18 in. or Less
Signals Status
Spatial Arrangement

12. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Environmental Factors
Architecture
Color
Temperature
Sounds
Smells
Lighting
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13. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Chronemics
Perception and Use of Time
Time can Signal Status
Expresses Cultural Attitudes about Time
Signal Interpersonal Priorities
Expectations Established by Social Norms
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14. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Paralanguage
Volume, Rhythm, Pitch, Inflection
Murmurs and Gasps
Communicate Feelings
Communicate How We See Ourselves and Want to Be Seen by Others
Affects Cultural Heritage

15. Types of Nonverbal Communication
Silence
Can Communicate Powerful Messages
Can Signal Contentment
Can Disconfirm Others
Can be Use to Shun Others (Silent Treatment)

16. Improving Nonverbal Communication
Monitor Nonverbal Communication
Interpret Others’ Nonverbal Tentatively
Personal Qualifications
Contextual Qualifications
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