Foundations Lectures
We have a limited awareness but unconsciously act or react in response to this/these behavior(s)
What are nonverbal behaviors
These are fleeting expressions, ½ second or less, harder to spot with the naked eye, unless trained. Usually done via video, frame-by-frame.
What are micro-expressions
Substituting is:
the use of a nonverbal message in place of a verbal message.
-waving but not saying hi/bye. -middle finger w/no accompanying words. -nodding/shaking head: yes /no
Transactional Communication is best defined as:
one cannot not communicate
Properly demonstrate an illustrator
Your demonstration answer is:
Define Baseline
Your answer would be:
This is the use of a nonverbal message that counteracts or conflicts with the verbal message.
-yeah, right. -I’M NOT YELLING. -No – it’s okay. I’m fine.
What is Contradicting
These two cover and fluid like terms demonstrate we cannot fully hide our nonverbal communication
What are masking and leaking
A speaker using hand gestures to draw out what they are speaking about is using this form of function:
Illustrator; Ideograph
Body movements and gestures work directly with the
_ _ _ (number) Functions of NVC.
What is six (6 functions of NVC)
This is the use of a nonverbal message that represents the content of the verbal message; but can also stand alone and still stimulate the same meaning as the verbal message.
-Say hi/bye before or after waving hello/goodbye. -Using a finger and then a four-letter word.
What is Repeating
Chronemics is a study in nonverbal communication of:
Time (concepts of)
This is the definition of Macro-expression
SCADFISH. The overall 7-8 expressions of emotion all humans maintain.
-easier to spot than microexpressions
-lasts for ½ second to 4 seconds
This display is defined as:
unintentional cues or behaviors that provide views of ones emotional state and/or mood.
What are affect displays
Define Regulating
the use of a nonverbal message to coordinate, manage, or regulate verbal interactions. The turn-taking cues of social and conversational order.
(pointing, directing, etc.)
When someone says "I have a bad poker face" what they might mean is:
They are aware of their easily observed nonverbal tells, cues, or behaviors
Sending and Receiving, Feedback, Channel, Noise, Context, and more are all part of this model of communication
What is Transactional Communication
People change / alter behaviors when they know they are being observed.
Name all macro-emotions
SCADFISH
Sam cannot talk without moving their hands. They are always pointing, shaping, indicating size, and more. What would you classify Sams nonverbal cues as?
What are illustrators
Brain researchers believe that nonverbal messages are processed in which hemisphere of the brain?
What are both hemispheres