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Nonverbal communication (Functions of Nonverbal Communication (accenting…

- - - - my example: I use different tones in different moods.
  - - - my experience: I often shake my head when I don't agree what other people said.
- - - - text example: many white teachers in the United States use quasi-questions that hint at the information they are seeking. An elementary teacher might encourage the class to speak up by making an incorrect statement that demands refutation: “So twelve divided by four is six, right?” Most white students would recognize this behavior as a way of testing their understanding. But this style of questioning is unfa- miliar to many students raised in traditional black cultures, who aren’t likely to respond until they are directly questioned by the teacher
- - - - Most people claim that looks aren’t the best measure of desirability or character, but they typically prefer others whom they find attrac- tive
    - - text example: Clothing can be used to convey economic status, educational level, social status, moral standards, athletic ability and/or interests, belief system
  - - - my experience: I often use tone to express my emotion
  - - - My experience: When the meeting is important, I always go to the meeting on time
  - - - my experience: I often give someone a thumb up when I think he does a good job.
- - - - text example:elying on nonverbal cues in romantic situations can lead to inaccurate guesses about a partner’s interest in a sexual relationship.
    - - example: whereas verbal messages are almost always intentional, nonverbal cues are often unintended, and sometimes unconscious.
    - - Nonverbal cues help define our relationships.
        
        text example: Depending on the nature of your relationship (or what you want it to be) you could wave, shake hands, nod, smile, pat the other person on the back, give a hug, or avoid all contact.
      - Nonverbal cues convey emotion
        
        affect displays: Facial expressions, body movements, and vocal traits that reveal emotional states.
        
        my experience: when I'm a little bit angry or agitated, I often speak loudly
      - Nonverbal cues help us manage our identities.
    - - my experience: I often shake my legs when I am nervous