Nonverbal + Verbal Interactions
Body Messages
Eye Communication
Spatial Messages and Territoriality
Artifactual and Olfactory Messages
100

The CEO slammed his fist down on the table when he saw his company's low stock value.

Accent
100

Matthew waved his hand back and forth trying to signal his location for his friend.

Emblems
100

Professor Jackson locked eyes with Laura after asking the class a question and no one answered.

Eye Contact
100
"You're in my bubble!"
Personal Distance
100
The office with the white marble counters and Tibetan tiger rugs communicated status and wealth.
Space Decoration
200

Jessica's mom frowned while scolding her for skipping school.

Complement
200

Austin pointed up to the tree where his football got stuck.

Illustrators
200

Billy avoided looking at his mom will she was scolding him.

Eye Avoidance
200
"Stand away so I can look at you."
Social Distance
200

In Latin America, purples signifies death.

Color Communication
300

I crossed my fingers while promising to take my brother to get ice cream.

Contradict
300

Saimy raised her eyebrow when her little sister started talking back to her.

Affect Displays
300

Jordan gazed his eyes away when an arguing couple noticed him staring.

Civil Inattention
300
Sarah sat farther away from the intoxicated gentleman on the bus.
Public Distance
300
Dressing for a job interview.
Clothing and Body Adornment
400

Katy asked Alex with a questioning face, "are you sure you're going to give me that zero?"

Repeat
400

Will nodded his head as his professor explained the assignment to the class.

Regulators
400
Italian women used to put drops into their eyes to enlarge the pupils to look more attractive.
Pupil Dilation
400
Your room, your assigned classroom seat, or your favorite restaurant.
Territoriality (Primary, Secondary, and Public)
400
Men of the Jewish faith wear a yarmulke.
Cultural Display
500
After tripping on the stairs, I gave a thumbs up when someone asked if I was okay.
Substitute
500
Gesturing with the thumb up would be rude in Australia.
Gestures and Cultures
500
Japanese view direct eye contact as a lack of respect.
Culture and Eye Communication
500
Jacket on the back of your chair to hold your place, the bar placed between your groceries in a checkout line, and a nameplate.
Markers (Central, Boundary, and Ear)
500
Mary wore a special perfume to impress her Valentine's Day date. 
Olfactory Communication
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