Nonverbal Communication
All ways in which we communicate in addition to, in opposition to, and independent of spoken word.
What is Nonverbal Communication
Tone doesn't concern ___ you say but ___ you say it.
What; How
When public speaking your body is its own __ helping to amplify literally and figuratively
Megaphone
The most important vocalic element
What is volume
The movement of the head, hands, and arms to communicate an idea or feeling
Gesture
The study of how close we stand to one another
What is Proxemics
The overall quality or character of human expression.
What is Tone
How we use visual cues with our bodies to say things.
Body Language
A synonym for vocalized pauses
Verbal Fillers
Movement can be a way to add _____ ______ to your speech
Visual interest
The study of touch
What is Haptics?
Aside from vocal elements or the way words are signed tone also encompasses..
How you carry yourself (Body movement, eye contact, choice of dress)
Elements that can be included within body language
Vocalics & Body movement (gesture, eye contact, facial expression)
The six vocalic elements
What are volume, pitch, articulation, pronunciation, rate, and modulation
This approach to gesture argues that what a person says must correspond to a specific hand gesture
Elocutionary Movement
The study of public speaking as an art concerned primarily with delivery
What is elocutionary movement
All things speakers do to control or manage how they communicate to an audience without words.
What is Tonework
Make your ___ match you ___
Words; Actions
The study of the way people use their voices including volume, pitch articulation, pronunciation, and rate of modulation
What is vocalics
This person argued that gestures do not simply convey a symbolic meaning but articulate our entire selves to the world.
Jürgen Streeck
The key figures of the elocution movement
Who are Thomas Sheridan and Gilbert Austin
The secondary definition of tone
The emotional character of a speech; The kinds of adjectives an audience might use to describe the overall impression of a speech
Good methods to establish better control over your body when speaking
Practicing in the mirror; Recording yourself
The way in which speakers increase their vocal volume and adopt a confident tone in order to command attention.
What is voice projection; What is vocal projection
Gesturing can include...
Facial expressions, arm movements, hand movements, full body movements