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1 Communication Communication is a symbolic, interpretive, transactional, contextual, process in which people create shared meanings that does not have to be intentional.

2 Includes such things as:
Eye contact Posture Appearance Touching Gestures Voice tone

3 Nonverbal Communication
All aspects of communication other than the words themselves. (Birdwhistell ’70)

4 Like verbal communication, the way we use and
interpret nonverbal communication is culturally specific.

5 Like verbal communication nonverbal communication is:
Arbitrary and ambiguous

6 In the United States 31% 69%

7 5 Ways in Which Nonverbal Behaviors Interact With Verbal Communication
Accent Complement Contradict Regulate Substitute

8 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
Body Movement (kinesics) Emblems Illustrators Affect Displays Regulators Adaptors

9 Name the Kinesics

10 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
2. Space (proxemics) Intimate distance Personal distance Social distance Public distance

11 Proxemics also deals with:
Territory Protect Mark Degree Places Reactions

12 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
3. Touch (haptics) Task Related Social Related

13 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
Time (chronemics) How we perceive and use time Past oriented Present oriented Future oriented

14 Past Oriented Regard past events as important.
Emphasis is placed on tradition. Show great respect for elders.

15 Present Oriented Spontaneity

16 Future Oriented Live for tomorrow

17 How Cultures Arrange Their Time Differently
3 Different time systems 1. Technical 2. Formal 3. Informal Monochronic Polychronic

18 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
5. Voice (Paralanguage) Paralanguage How something is said (silence, pitch, tone, volume)

19 Categories of Nonverbal Communication
Arabs: Loudly --- strength and sincerity Israelis: Increased volume --- strong belief about topic Asian: Gentle soft voice --- good manners and education

20 Mā mother má hemp mă horse Mà scold

21 “We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us.”
Categories of Nonverbal Communication Environmental and Physical Appearance “We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us.” Winston Churchill

22 Environment and Physical Appearance
Red Chinese – good luck Koreans – bad luck Ghana – sorrow Russians - fertility


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