COM 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Nonverbal Communication, Affect Display, Middle Finger
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Nonverbal communication: communication without using words gestures, signs, etc: emblem: gesture that can be directly translated into words, such as middle finger, all nonverbal works work with verbal words. Repetition, emphasis, complementation, contradiction, substitution, regulation: paralinguistic features. Volume, rate, pitch, quality, non-word sounds, pronunciation, articulation: music can portray and evoke emotions as a form on nonverbal communication i. e. , jaws theme, types of movement- gestures. Peace sign, v for victory, or the number 2 an emblem or an illustrator. Middle finger- emblem, scratching nose- adaptor, counting- illustrator. Talking with hands- affect display, this big - illustrator. Thumbs up- emblem for success or good in america; can also be illustrator (pointing to something) Fists- affect display for emphasis, emblem for wanting to fight. Adjust your gestures for the audience: distance. A growing body of research suggests no. Liars don"t have trouble making eye contact. The guilty don"t fidget as much as innocent people: nonverbal involuntary communication.
