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Nonverbal Communication Definition
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Nonverbal Communication
Nonverbal Communication Definition
Let's start with a definition of nonǀerbal communication so we are all coming at this from the same
basis: Nonverbal communication includes all other aspects of communication other than the words themselves. Nonverbal communication helps us to establish our identity and negotiate relationships.Common Examples of Nonverbal Communication
1. Gestures: Movements of our hands, arms, and head tell a lot about how we feel about an issue, what
we are passionate or sad about, and even when we are angry. If we are excited, our gestures may increase in frequency and speed. If we are sad, our gestures might stop altogether.2. Body Language: This is how our body reflects our internal emotions or thoughts. If we are sad, we
might close in and sit with our arms crossed, head down. But if we are confident, we will probably stand
upright with our shoulders back and we will look others in the eye as we communicate.3. How we utter words tells a lot about what is going on inside of us. If we stutter and stumble
through our speech patterns, it might indicate we are nervous or perhaps uncomfortable discussing a certain issue. Or, it might indicate we are not telling the truth in our discussion and are lying or fabricating a story.4. Features of our environment: The way we decorate our environment tells a lot about the things we
value, the things we are interested in, and shares our style with the outside world.5. Objects that affect our personal image & interaction patterns: These are things we own or decorate
ourselves with (this includes body modifications like tattooing/piercing(s)), they tell others what is
important to us, they reveal what group(s) we belong to, and even our personal philosophy on modesty and sexuality.