Functions of
Guesstures
Spaced Out
Reality Check
Body
100
This type of nonverbal behavior entails using signs to essentially echo what is being said
Repeating
100
Used to compliment communication, not substitute
Illustrators
100
This space is 12' or more...Don't stand so close to me!
Public distance
100
A co-worker shows up late to your meeting, but has Dutch Brothers and a bagelwich (and none for you!) They say "Sorry, there was so much traffic on 99!" as they take a huge bite of their bagel and look at their phone. Their mixed messages shows what:
Contradictions of verbal/nonverbal
100
This nonverbal item conveys a LOT about your style, attitude, and character.
*Puts on Crocs and socks*
Clothing/attire
200
This type of nonverbal behavior entails using signs to "help" what is being said
Complementing
200
Practical use of non verbals, essentially mean the same thing as the verbal
Emblems
200
This is the space that most of our family, friends, and close peers reside it. It's comfortable!
Personal distance
200
Your co-worker always stands so close to you when they talk to you (3'). Either you smell good, or they are interested in you...or both. They are invading your _____ space. Ick.
Personal Space
200
What is the term for the "study of body movements?"
Kinesics
300
This type of nonverbal behavior takes the place of verbal communication, but conveys the same message
Substituting
300
These nonverbal gestures usually occur due to environment
Adaptors
300
This space is 0-18" apart. You must really like this person! This is meant for your "one," which is most likely dogs for me!
Intimate distance
300
You tell your partner "I love you!" and as they are cooking dinner, they respond "I love you too," but it just doesn't sound right. *Are we breaking up over pasta?* This is an example of para-language and what feature:
Tone
300
The degree to which you face towards or away from someone else with your body, feet, and head. *Are you paying attention to me?*
Body Orientation
400
This type of nonverbal behavior adds a bit of flair, punctuation, or emphasis to signs and gestures
Accenting
400
Body reactions, typically due to nerves or anxiety...are you lying!
Manipulators
400
This is the space that you would want at Chipotle from the person in front of you. Don't forget the extra guac!
Social distance
400
You send a text message asking your friend to go out on Saturday night and they respond with: What are they using to non-verbally respond?
Emoticons or emojis
400
Julie walks into the house after school, walks past her mom, and sits heavily on the couch. She throws her bag down, drops her shoulders, and looks up at the ceiling. Her mom watches her and knows Julie had a bad day at school. This is show by Julie's ________.
Posture
500
This type of nonverbal behavior works to stop or start interactions, messages or actions
Regulating
500
These types of gestures occur with the face; specifically between the eyebrows and chin.
Microexpressions
500
A person drives their shopping cart too close to your feet and you may feel this.
*Buddy if you don't back up, I'm going to throw my Stanley at you!*
Territoriality
500
Amber wants to make a sale. According to the nonverbal information presented in Chapter 7, to get compliance from a customer she might try...
Touch (haptics)-Hand on the shoulder
500
John is trying to rizz up a gal at a party. He keeps glancing at the girl for long periods.
Suzy keeps looking over towards her friend Jessica at a party, but this guy keeps starting at her.
This is a example of what type of body non-verbals?
Eye Contact