Gestures/Body language
The part(s) of the body used to show a gesture.
Hands/arms.
Give an example of physical touch that is appropriate in most situations
True or false: How much free time someone has can send a message about that person's popularity?
True
Looking at the person who is speaking is called ________.
Using/giving eye contact.
Demonstrate a gesture
Acceptable answers: waving, thumbs up, pointing, etc.
The zone your teacher would stand in if they were talking just to you
Personal space
What is one reason smelling good is important?
Smell is tied to memory. Smelling good can give a good impression. Smelling good can attract others and make them want to be around you.
True or False. You should stare into the other person's eyes the whole time they are talking.
False
Tyler points to the clock to signal this to his friends. He is referring to ___________.
"It's getting late," "It's time to leave," or "Look at the time"
Name a professional person who would be allowed in your intimate zone.
A doctor or dentist
What message can someone receive if you are late to a planned meet up?
That you don't care about them, or that the plans aren't important to them.
Define tone of voice.
How you say things , the emotion in your voice when you give a message.
Demonstrate or describe good body language to use in a classroom.
Sitting still and upright, facing the teacher, and raising your hand to show you want to respond.
When someone is loudly talking on the phone in a grocery store, they are speaking in what zone?
The Public Zone
What is a message someone can get if you smell bad?
That you have poor hygiene, that you don't take care of yourself, or that you don't have the means to take care of yourself.
Determine the voice volume for each situation (soft, normal or loud) 1. cheering at a sporting activity 2. talking in the cafeteria 3. studying in the library
1. Loud 2. Normal 3. Soft
What is the technical name for nonverbal communication using body language?
Kinesics
What is the technical name for nonverbal communication using physical touch?
Haptics
What is the technical name for nonverbal communication involving smell?
Olfactics
Besides tone, what is one way you send a message through the WAY you are saying something (not your words)
Pitch, rate, volume.