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Nonverbal Communication (Channels (Physical appearance (the body, clothing…

- - - - how we feel about a person and our relationship with them
      - dimensions of feeling
        
        liking or disliking
        
        status
        
        immediacy/availability
    - - complementing
        
        nonverbal message verifies verbal message
      - accenting
        
        nonverbal message makes verbal message stronger
      - repeating
        
        nonverbal message repeats verbal message
      - substituting
        
        no verbal message, only nonverbal
      - contradicting
        
        nonverbal message goes against verbal message
    - - smoothness of ending the conversation and/or changing topics within
- - - - Emblems
        
        gestures that stand for a specific verbal meaning
        
        ex. shoulder shrug = I don't know
      - Illustrators
        
        accompany verbal message
        
        ex. pointing = over there
      - Regulations
        
        influence IPC
        
        ex. tapping watch = it's time to go
      - Affect displays
        
        communicates emotion
        
        ex. slouched shoulders = sad
      - Adaptors
        
        manage one's own emotions
        
        ex. biting nails = nervous reaction
  - - - how something is said
      - vocal qualities, ex. pitch, rate, volume
  - - - Polychronic
        
        time is fluid and flexible
      - Monochronic
        
        time is a commodity
        
        promptness is important
  - - - Purposes:
        
        affection
        
        caregiving
        
        power
        
        control
        
        aggression
        
        ritualistic