MB109 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Expectancy Violations Theory, Body Piercing, Verbal Behavior
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20 multiple choice questions: vocal qualities - pitch, rate (speed), volume, inflections. Segregates or disfluencies) - umms, ahhs, "like", "i feel like" Characterizers - overall quality of the voice (laughers, whiners, cryers) What are the differences between nonverbal and verbal communication: extension of our physical being; something that we mark that is ours. Proxemics: - who enters (friends versus stranger) Why he or she entered (accident versus planned attack) What territory is entered or being used (bedroom versus living room) How it is entered (invasion versus violation) How you respond to people who enter and use your territory depends on; What is the difference between vocal communication and verbal communication: it demonstrates the type of relationship you want to have with someone. Ex. when you greet someone, you could wave, just smile, hug, kiss, etc. 1/5: the way a message is spoken.
