HMSV 339 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Proxemics, Paralanguage, Moral Character
4 Apr 2016
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Chapter 6 - nonverbal communication: characteristics of nonverbal communication. This rules out the written word and sign language. Includes all vocal means that do not involve language. Nonverbal encoding and decoding skills are strong predictor of: Nonverbal sensitivity is major part of emotional intelligence. Each of us is a transmitter that cannot be shut off. Reflects and shapes kinds of relationships we have with others. Conveying emotions we may be unwilling or unable to express. Increasing number of internet and phone messages will include visual and vocal dimensions. E. g. , when someone asks for directions, you often repeat your answer with a gesture. Expressions that match thoughts and emotions (e. g. , smiling when saying, thank you! ) E. g. , when someone asks, what"s up? you may just shrug your shoulders, roll your eyes, flash a glance, or sigh. Nonverbal devices in oral messages: pointing finger accusing finger; emphasizing certain words (e. g. , it was your idea! .
