Chapter 6: Nonverbal Communication Crossword

In terms of nonverbal communication, you can express your identity, affluence, and influence through your use of:
The intentional or unintentional behaviors that depict actual or feigned emotion:
Messages in which the sender's verbal and nonverbal behaviors contradict each other:
Nonverbal communication conveyed through body movement such as facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, and body postures:
Cultural expectations regarding when, where, and how to appropriately express emotion are known as:
Gestures that substitute for verbal statements, such as giving a thumbs up to communicate "good job," are known as:
One way to improve your nonverbal competence is to evaluate the accuracy of your attributions through:
How close or far away you position yourself from others while communicating is known as:
The term used to describe nonverbal messages conveyed through touch:
The transmission of meaning through an individual's nonspoken physical and behavioral cues
Where verbal and nonverbal communications match
Frequent touching, shared gaze, close physical proximity, and direct body orientation
infrequent touching, little shared gaze, larger physical distance, and indirect body orientation
Vocal characteristics used to communicate nonverbal messages
The feeling of bonding or union between yourself and others
Behaviors used to exert power and influence over others
The willingness to allow others to exert power over you
Relatively stable parts of the environment
Gestures used to accent or illustrate a verbal message
Touching gestures that serve a psychological or physical purpose