Types nonverbal communication
- 2. Mano Po - Touching the hand of an elder to one’s forehead to show respect.
- 3. 1. Paralanguage - It is about “how” something is said, NOT what is said. - Tones or voices must match the content of the Message if the Message is to be understood at all.
- 4. 2. Flowers - These help us to say what we cannot say ourselves. But those messages are also influenced by culture and gender.
- 7. Plumeria also known as kalachuchi
- 8. 3. Colors - These also have certain meanings based on the dictates of culture and gender.
- 9. Mental hospitals with rooms painted with pink
- 10. Colors for boys and girls
- 11. 4. Chronemics - It is the study of the role of TIME in communication.
- 12. 5. Proxemics - It is the branch of knowledge that deals with the amount of space that people feel it necessary to set between themselves and others.
- 13. 1. Intimate - It is for people who you are very close to. In this case, you’re probably less than a foot away and you might even be touching the other person. This is the space you’re in with a romantic partner, for example.
- 14. 2. Personal Space - In this case, you’re about 1-4 feet away from someone. This is reserved for talking to friends or family.
- 15. 3. Social Space - This is the kind of space you’re in if you’re talking to a colleague or a customer at work.
- 16. 4. Public Space - This is the space that characterizes how close we sit or stand to someone, like a public figure or public speaker.
- 17. 6. Haptics - This is any form of interaction or communication involving touch.
- 19. Patting the head of a Child
- 20. 7. Gestures - This is the most often type of Nonverbal Communication. - This is a movement of a part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning.
- 21. Four Types of Gestures 1. Emphasizing Gestures - This gestures punctuate what we want to highlight in the message that we are sending to the receivers.
- 23. Four Types of Gestures 2. Regulating Gestures - These gestures are used to control the flow of communication.
- 25. Four Types of Gestures 3. Illustrating Gestures - These are used to show size, height, distance, or similar qualities like using one hand to mimic a certain height or two hands to show distance or size.
- 26. Four Types of Gestures 4. Emblems - These are gestures associated with specific meanings but cultural differences in the meaning creates problems in communication.
- 27. Clenched Fist - means activism and protest.
- 28. Royal Wave
- 29. 8. Facial Expression - It is one or more motions or positions of the muscles beneath the skin of the face that assists the Listener in understanding the Message better.
- 31. A Frown in the forehead
- 33. 9. Posture and Personal Appearance - It is all about how someone sits or stands in a Communicative Situation that tells the people around how one sees oneself as a Speaker, or someone’s attitude towards the Message.