Communication and Intro to NVC
The process of generating meaning by sending and receiving verbal and nonverbal symbols and signs.
What is communication?
Individuals who experience this are still able to create basic nonverbal expressions (such as laughing and crying).
Who are individuals who experience sensory deprivation?
The process by which you filter and interpret information to create a meaningful picture of the world.
What is perception?
The study of what is communicated by baking bread in a house that is for sale.
What is olfactics?
Lachlan, Asher, and Isla
Who are Dr. Weber's kids?
In this model of communication, there is synchronous sending and receiving of messages (including feedback).
What is the transactional model of communication?
Newborn babies are able to express these two nonverbal cues?
What is smiling and crying?
This step of the perceptional process is marked by arranging stimuli into coherent patterns.
What is the organizational step in the perceptual process?
The study of what is communicated by winking at someone.
What is oculesics?
Pride and Prejudice
What is Dr. Weber's favorite book?
A type of noise that recognizes a receiver’s physical state like hunger or sleepiness that interrupts his or her ability to decode a message.
What is physiological noise?
Despite being rearing apart, twins still express very similar behaviors because of what reason?
What is because they share all of their genetic code in common?
The failure to notice a fully-visible object because attention was engaged in something else.
The study of what is communicated by speaking very quickly.
What is vocalics (or paralinguistics)?
Wednesday, 5-6pm
What are Dr. Weber's office hours?
Any communicative characteristic or behavior that conveys a message without the use of verbal language.
What is nonverbal communication?
What is Ekman's pan-culturally recognized facial expressions of emotion?
For this type of identity, a person can manipulate or change their appearance to communicate who we are.
What is an enacted identity?
The study of what is communicated by painting the walls of your house very bright, vibrant colors.
What is the study of the environment?
Ann Arbor
What is the town Dr. Weber grew up in?
The idea that nonverbal communication comes before any other form of communication in each individual experience.
What is ontogenetic primacy?
Raising a hand during a business meeting to indicate you would like to speak is an example of which NVC function.
What is regulating?
For this type of identity, a person cannot easily manipulate or change what this part of them communicates to others.
What is a displayed identity?
The study of what is communicated by sitting a little too close to someone in a classroom.
What is proxemics?
Water
What is Dr. Weber's fav drink of all time?