Nonverbal Communication Crossword

Messages expressed without words
The use of gestures accompanied by words to enforce the message
Nonverbal behaviors that match the thoughts and emotions the communicator is expressing in words
Facial expressions that take the place of words when communicators are reluctant to express their feelings in words
Adding inflection to certain words when spoken to add nonverbal emphasis
A function of nonverbal behavior that influences the flow of communication
Messages that do not agree- within verbal and nonverbal communication
Body position and motion
The degree to which we face towards or away from someone with our body, feet, and head
Unconscious bodily movements in response to the environment
The first of Hall's spatial zones which begins with skin contact and extends about 18 inches
The second spatial zone which ranges from 18 inches at its closest to about 4 feet at its farthest.
The third spatial zone which ranges from 4 feet to about 12 feet, this zone usually encompasses business communications
The fourth spatial zone which is any distance over 12 feet, often used in classrooms and public spaces that require speakers because of the audience size, two-way communication is almost impossible at this distance
The way in which individuals carry themselves- erect, slumping