Vocabulary from Ch. 6
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| Nonverbal Communication | Behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words.
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| Emoticons | Textual representations of facial expressions.
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| Nonverbal Channels | The various behavioral forms that nonverbal communication takes.
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| Turn-Taking Signal | Nonverbal behavior that indicates when a person's speaking turn begins and ends.
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| Immediacy Behavior | Nonverbal behavior that conveys attraction or affiliation.
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| Facial Display | The use of facial expression for communication.
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| Symmetry | The similarity between the left and right sides of the face or body.
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| Proportionality | The size of facial features relative to one another.
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| Oculesics | The study of eye behavior.
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| Kinesics | The study of movement.
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| Gesticulation | The use of arm and hand movements to communicate.
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| Emblem | A gesture with a direct verbal translation.
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| Illustrator | A gesture that enhances or clarifies a verbal message.
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| Affect Display | A gesture that communicates emotion.
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| Regulator | A gesture that controls the flow of conversation.
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| Adaptor | A gesture used to satisfy a personal need.
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| Haptics | The study of how people use touch to communicate.
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| Vocalics | Characteristics of the voice.
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| Paralanguage | Vocalic behaviors that go along with verbal behavior to convey meaning.
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| Olfactics | The study of the sense of smell.
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| Proxemics | The study of spatial use.
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| Intimate Distance | The distance people maintain with intimate partners; ranges from 0-1 1/2 feet.
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| Personal Distance | The distance people maintain with friends; ranges from 1 1/2-4 feet.
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| Social Distance | The distance people maintain with casual acquaintances; ranges from 4-12 feet.
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| Public Distance | The distance people maintain with public figures during performance; ranges from 12-25 feet or more.
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| Chronemics | The use of time.
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| Halo Effect | The tendency to attribute positive qualities to physically attractive people.
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| Artifact | An object or visual feature of an environment with communicative value.
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| High-Context Culture | A culture in which people touch frequently and maintain little personal distance with one another.
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| Low-Context Culture | A culture in which people touch infrequently and maintain relatively high levels of personal distance with one another.
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