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NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION (NVC)
09/11/09
Definitio n
Nonverbal communication (NVC) is usually understood as the process of communication through sending and receiving wordless messages.
09/11/09
Ways of communicating NVC
Body language Posture Gesture Eye contact Clothing Architecture Symbols
09/11/09
Paralangua ge
Voice quality Emotion Speaking style Rhythm Intonation stress
09/11/09
NVC codes in written language
Handwriting style
Emoticons
09/11/09
Features of NVC o o o o
Physical appearance of a person Height/weight Skin colour Haircolour Gender
09/11/09
Physical environment
Furniture Interior decoration Lighting conditions Temperature Noise Music
09/11/09
Classification of NVC
Proxemics Chronemics Kinesics Haptics
09/11/09
Proxemi cs
Study of how people use physical space; first developed by Edward T Hall in 1950s It varies across cultures Intimate Personal Social Public space 09/11/09
Chronem ics o
Study of use of time in NVC Punctuality Willingness to wait Listen to others The speed of speech Gudykunst & Ting-Toomey (1988) identified 2 dominant time patterns: Monochronic time schedule Polychronic time schedule 09/11/09
Kinesi cs
is the study of body movements, facial expressions, and gestures. It was developed by anthropologist Ray L Birdwhistell in the 1950s
09/11/09
Some Features
Posture Gesture winking Emblems Illustrators Affect display Adaptor Regulators 09/11/09
Eye gaze Gaze talking listening frequency of glances Indicates Interest Attention involvement
09/11/09
Hapti cs
o o o o
The study of touching as nonverbal communication Handshake Holding hands Kissing Pat on the back
09/11/09
Why NVC?
Express emotions Express interpersonal attitudes To accompany speech in managing the cues of interaction between speakers and listeners Self-presentation of one’s personality Rituals (greetings)
09/11/09
Activit y Let’s learn
09/11/09
09/11/09
Definitio n
Nonverbal communication (NVC) is usually understood as the process of communication through sending and receiving wordless messages.
09/11/09
Ways of communicating NVC
Body language Posture Gesture Eye contact Clothing Architecture Symbols
09/11/09
Paralangua ge
Voice quality Emotion Speaking style Rhythm Intonation stress
09/11/09
NVC codes in written language
Handwriting style
Emoticons
09/11/09
Features of NVC o o o o
Physical appearance of a person Height/weight Skin colour Haircolour Gender
09/11/09
Physical environment
Furniture Interior decoration Lighting conditions Temperature Noise Music
09/11/09
Classification of NVC
Proxemics Chronemics Kinesics Haptics
09/11/09
Proxemi cs
Study of how people use physical space; first developed by Edward T Hall in 1950s It varies across cultures Intimate Personal Social Public space 09/11/09
Chronem ics o
Study of use of time in NVC Punctuality Willingness to wait Listen to others The speed of speech Gudykunst & Ting-Toomey (1988) identified 2 dominant time patterns: Monochronic time schedule Polychronic time schedule 09/11/09
Kinesi cs
is the study of body movements, facial expressions, and gestures. It was developed by anthropologist Ray L Birdwhistell in the 1950s
09/11/09
Some Features
Posture Gesture winking Emblems Illustrators Affect display Adaptor Regulators 09/11/09
Eye gaze Gaze talking listening frequency of glances Indicates Interest Attention involvement
09/11/09
Hapti cs
o o o o
The study of touching as nonverbal communication Handshake Holding hands Kissing Pat on the back
09/11/09
Why NVC?
Express emotions Express interpersonal attitudes To accompany speech in managing the cues of interaction between speakers and listeners Self-presentation of one’s personality Rituals (greetings)
09/11/09
Activit y Let’s learn
09/11/09
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