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Nonverbal Communication (Types of nonverbal communication (Knesics,…

- - - - nonverbal communication is typically governed by the right side of the brain and verbal the left.
- - - - nonverbal communication is primarily biologically based while verbal communication is primarily culturally based.
- - - - For example
        
        If a classmate delivers a speech in class and her verbal content seems well researched and unbiased, but her nonverbal communication is poor.
- - - - we say "owww!" When we stub our toe or scream" stop!" when we see someone heading toward danger.
  - - - A though you can consciously smile a little and shake hand with someone when you first see them, it's difficult to fake that you're "happy" to meet someone.
- - - - that the symbolic and abstract nature of language can lead to misunderstandings, but nonverbal communication is even more ambiguous
- - - - the innateness of nonverbal signals can be found in children who have been blind since birth but still exhibit the same facial expressions as other children.
- - - - Idea
        
        which means that it extends beyond lying to include concealing, omitting. or exaggerating information.