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Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Proxemics

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Territory and use of space

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Physical Appearance and object language

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Body Type, Dress, and Object language

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Kinesics

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Body Movement and gesture/ Facial expression and eye behavior

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Vocalics

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Paralinguistics-

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Chronemics

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Use of time

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Haptics

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Touch

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Characteristics of Nonverbal

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Symbolic (thumbs up) , Rule Guided (don’t laugh when little kids do something wrong), Cultural (rule sin the USA would differ than other places) , Personal, Ambiguous, Less Controlled (tied to emotions and can not be prevented) , Continuous (NV never have to pause)

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Types of Interactions between Verbal and Nonverbal

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Substitute, Emphasize (Accent and Repeat) , Moderate (EX stop talking to let someone else speak), and Contradict

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Primary Territory

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Home

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Secondary Territory

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Becomes yours through repeated use, EX. desk in class

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Public

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Park Bench

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Zones of Personal Space

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Space you maintain around yourself. Intimate, Personal, Social, Public

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Spatial arrangements

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How someone arranges there office

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Object language

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Displays of material things and use of space - office example. Size, materials, linear perspective, lighting, and color temperature and noise all demonstrate rank and personality.

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Emblems

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signal a feeling not expressed in words.. bouncing your head of forehead to say “that was stupid of me”

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Illustrators

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demonstrating what your talking about with your hands, like giving directions.

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Affect Displays

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miss america trembles and shakes?????

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Adaptors

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Deal with nervous energy

Self ( Bite nails) and object (Flip Pen)

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Leakage cues

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To not compose and hide non verbal communcation- it leaks

20
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Strategic Clues

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to fake emotion

21
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Facial Expression

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(Kinesis)

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Eye Behavior

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(Kinesis) is an expressive function (smile with your eyes), regulates interaction, and monitors interaction.

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Vocal Qualities

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the sound of your voice, and how it can change in an interaction- pitch, tone, accent

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Back Channel Communication

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vocalizations by listener to give feedback to thespeaker and to show interest of lack of

25
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Vocal Segregates

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Filler words, Uhm, Like.

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Functions of Nonverbal Communication

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Interation between verbal and non verbal, regulating interaction (EX turning away when you don’t want to talk to someone) , identifying others (EX the way someone walks, or there style) , Transmits Emotional information (attitudes toward other, situation, and yourself), Establishes relational meaning and understanding (EX long story about feldner almost not having a husband because she does not hug”

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How would you know what some non verbal communication means?

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Context, baseline behavior, or ask

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Decoding a non verbal message

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Draw meaning from what you observe

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Encoding a non verbal message

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to put meaning into your actions for others to observe

30
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static NVC

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Fixed, The color of someones eyes, the situation of furniture or what someone is wearing.

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Dynamic NVC

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Chnageable, facial expressions, body language ect

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Regulators

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NVC that indicate to others how you wante them to behave or what you want them todo

33
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Turn taking

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to hand over speaking to another person

34
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When the speaker is affirming you should be

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attending

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When the speaker is blending you should be

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bonding

36
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When the speaker is consistency you should be

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coordinating

37
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When the speaker is directness you should be

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detecting/decoding

38
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When the speaker is emotional clarity you should be

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Encouraging

39
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What are the elements of communication and how do they interconnect?

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Kinesis, Vocalics, CHronemics, and haptics. They work together to create the meaning of the communication. Aka a stare could be interpreted differently whether its accompanied with a smile

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Would Hair color be an example of Static or Dynamic NVC?

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Static

41
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Standing close to someone would be an example of why type of NVC? and what level?

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Proxemics and intimate distance

42
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If you slouched what kind of NVC would that be?

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Kinesis

43
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I get nervous when talking to dr feldner and say uhm a lot, what type of NVC is this?

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vocalics

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If i interupt someone what type of NVC is that?

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Chronemics

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