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Principles of Nonverbal Communication (Strategies (To be liked, To be…
Principles of Nonverbal Communication 
Nonverbal messages interact with verbal messages
Nonverbal Messages Help Manage Impressions
Six Major Ways
Accent-Emphasizes some part of the verbal messages.Example;*When I am working at the hospital I make very good eye contact with my patients to let them know I am serious about their care.
Complement-Add nuances of meaning not communicated by your verbal message. Example;*When I tell my patients a positive story I tell it with a smile on my face so they have something positive to reflect on while being in the hospital.
Contradict-Contadict your verbal message. Example;* When I tell a sarcastic joke to my co-worker I usually wink to let them no I am joking or lying.
Control-Nonverbal movements to control. Example;*When I am in class I raise my hand to speak and to let people know I want to talk.
Repeat-Restate the message. Example;*When I was on orientation I always asked my preceptor if I was doing the task correctly by verbally asking them and raising my eyebrows.
Substitute-Nonverbal to substitute for verbal. Example;*When someone is sleeping at my house we usually whisper to each other or use nonverbal signals like shaking are heads yes and no.
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Nonverbal Messages Help Form Relationships
Tie signs-Hand holding.Example;*I hold my boyfriends hand to show that we are a couple and that I love him.
Nonverbal Messages structure Conversation
Turn-taking cues-Example;*Head nodding/When I have a conversation with someone one and I agree with what they are saying I will usually nod my head through out the conversation to let them know I am listening and I agree or disagree.
Nonverbal Messages Can Influence and Deceive
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Nonverbal Messages Are Crucial for Expressing Emotions
Facial Expressions.Example;* When I am happy or sad I don't have to verbally tell you, you can see it all over my face by a smile or a frown.