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Chapter Four Flashcards

1
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Vocal element of verbal communication is

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Spoken words

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Paralanguage

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Vocal element of nonverbal communication
-vocalized but not verbal part
-speaking rate, volume and pitch

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Non vocal element s

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Include using unspoken symbols to convey meaning
-writing and ASL

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4
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Nonverbal communication conveys

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Important interpersonal and emotional messages

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5
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Nonverbal communications is more ____ than ____

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Involuntary than verbal

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Complementing

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Defined as nonverbal behaviour combined with the verbal portion of a message to emphasize the meaning of the entire message

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Accenting

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Form of nonverbal communication that emphasizes a word or a part of a message

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Pitch

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Helps cue others in our conversational intentions
-rising, questions

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Leave taking behaviours

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Stepping away from the speaker
-checking watch or phone, packing up belongings

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Deception

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Typically thought of as the intentional act of altering information to influence another person

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Relational indicators

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Cues that communicate intimacy and signal the connection between two people
-wedding rings, tattoos

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Immediacy behaviours

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Verbal and nonverbal behaviours that lessen the real or perceived physical and psychological distance
-smiling, nodding, eye contact

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13
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Implicit norms or explicit rules can affect

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How we nonverbally present ourselves

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14
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Kinesics

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Refers to the study of hand, arm, body and face movements

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15
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Three main types of gestures

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Adaptors, emblems and illustrators

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Adaptors

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Are touch behaviours and movements that indicate internal states typocall related to aroulsal or anxiety

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Emblems

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Gestures with a specific agreed upon meaning, bound by culture

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Illustrators

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The most common gestures to illlustraye the verbal messages they accompany but cannot stand independtly
-subconscious

-gestures while on phone —> no one can see you

19
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Four general human postures

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Standing, sitting, squatting and lying down

20
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SURETY model

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S-sit at an angle to the client, non confrontational

U- uncross legs and arms, show non defensiveness

R- Relax

E- eye contact

T- touch, conveys caring and empathy

Y- your intuition

21
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Core group of facial expressions

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Happiness, sadness, fear, anger and disgust

22
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Facial expressions

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Help set the emotional tone when speaking in front of others

23
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Haptics

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The study of communication by touch

24
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Vocalics

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The study of paralnguage including the coral qualities accompanying verbal messages
-pitch, volume and intestiy, rate, vocal quality, verbal fillers

25
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Pitch

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Convey meaning, regulate conversational flow, communicate the intensity of a message

26
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Volume or intensity

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How loudly or softly an individual speaks

27
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Speaking rate

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How fast or slow a person speaks, shows emotional state, credibility and intelligence

28
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Tone of voice

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Controlled by pitch, volume and emphasis
-each voice has a distinct quality know as vocal signature

29
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Verbal fillers

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Sounds that fill gaps in our speech as we think about what to say next

30
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Proximics

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Refers to the study of how space and distance influence communication

31
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Public space

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3 meters
-least personal of the four spaces

32
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Social space

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1-3 meters
-neither intimate nor public

33
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Personal and intimate space

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1.5 meters

34
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Intimate space

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Less than 1 meter

35
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Territoriality

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Innate drive to take up and defend spaces

36
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Primary territories

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Claim to space is official
-understood exclusively as ours and under our control

37
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Secondary territories

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Do not belong to us and are not exclusively under our control

38
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Public territories

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Are open to all people
-everyone can use for limited period, but space is often up for grabs

39
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Chronemics

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Refers to the study of how time affects communication

40
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Personal presentation

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Involves physical characteristics and the artifacts we adorn and surround ourselves with

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