Non-Verbal Communication Flashcards

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What is NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION?

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the use of symbols other than written/spoken language

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Who came up with the 7 principles of non-verbal communication?

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Joseph Devito, 1966

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What are the 7 PRINCIPLES OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION?

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  1. contextual
  2. occurs in groups
  3. always communicates
  4. rule-governed and culture-bound
  5. motivated
  6. holds more credibility than verbal
  7. reinforces/contradicts
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Why is non-verbal communication CONTEXTUAL?

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  • ambiguous
  • arbitrary
  • abstract
  • varies across cultures and time
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How does non-verbal communication OCCUR IN GROUPS?

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it’s used with other symbols to communicate one message

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Why does non-verbal communication ALWAYS COMMUNICATE?

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body language constantly communicates and never stops

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How is non-verbal communication RULE-GOVERNED and CULTURE-BOUND?

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cultures require certain customs and traditions, therefore non-verbal symbols are learned, not instinctual

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Why does non-verbal communication HOLD MORE CREDIBILITY THAN VERBAL?

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majority of the time, we focus on non-verbal cues when listening to someone

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How is non-verbal communication MOTIVATED?

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it’s influenced by how one feels or thinks at a given time

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How can non-verbal communication reveal the truth?

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by reinforcing/contradicting other forms of communication

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What are the different CATEGORIES of non-verbal communication?

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  • kinesics
  • haptics
  • artifacts
  • physical appearance
  • proxemics
  • environmental factors
  • silence
  • paralanguage
  • chronemics
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What’s KINESICS?

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body positions and motions

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What does HAPTICS involve?

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using the sense of touch to convey emotion

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What are ARTIFACTS?

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material things we wear to express our identities

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What does PHYSICAL APPEARANCE have to do with non-verbal communication?

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we judge and evaluate others according to their physical characteristics

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What does PROXEMICS involve?

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using space and distance among communicators

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What are ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS?

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elements of one’s surroundings

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What is SILENCE used to convey?

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  • anger
  • awkwardness
  • contentment
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What is PARALANGUAGE?

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vocal elements of communication

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What are the components of paralanguage?

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  • pitch
  • vocal quality
  • volume
  • intonation
  • accent
  • pronunciation
  • rhythm
  • pace
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What are some examples of paralanguage?

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  • clearing throat
  • murmuring
  • sighing
  • whispering
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What is CHRONEMICS?

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the use of time to reflect personal and cultural identities