week 3 project COM2006-Interpersonal Communication Amamiel Manning

.pptx

School

South University, Savannah *

*We aren’t endorsed by this school

Course

COM2006

Subject

Communications

Date

Feb 20, 2024

Type

pptx

Pages

8

Uploaded by SargentOxideArmadillo31

Report
Eye Behaviors Eye contact, eye roll, pupil dilation and closed eyes Movement and Gestures Covering mouth, waving, hand wringing The Used Space Standing close, standing atop, standing feet away The Use of Time Turning phone over or on silent with someone you care about, boss or teacher keeps you waiting to show their rank Slide 1 NONVERBAL Communication Project Amamiel Manning South University COM2006- Interpersonal Communication
WHAT IS NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION? Nonverbal communication is all about saying what is not said by expressing our emotion through facial expressions, the way we dress, our demeanor, the space between a person, gestures, and eye contact or lack thereof (South University Online, 2023). Nonverbal communication is seemed through face-to-face conversations and there are ten different ways that people can express and interpret what people are trying to say without words (Floyd, 2020).
Most people don’t realize you can learn a lot about how a person is feeling during a conversation by looking at their pupils (Ciancarini, 2021). Size shows if a person is surprised, alert, bored, in love and so much more. Pupil dilation Eye contact shows that you have respect for what the person is saying and you want to be attentive to the conversation (Floyd, 2020). Majority of the time eye contact is used people better retain what is being said. Eye contact Did you know when your eyes close for too long during conversation you are saying something to the recipient? Closing eyes too long is a sign of thinking, concentrating, and reflecting. It keeps those in conversation from wanting to interrupt. Closed eyes When someone rolls their eyes in conversation it is always negative (Ciancarini, 2021). It shows immaturity, aggression and neglect of what the person is saying. It is passive aggressive and most times not done face to face but when the person can’t see them (Floyd, 2020). Eye rolls EYE BEHAVIORS
Your preview ends here
Eager to read complete document? Join bartleby learn and gain access to the full version
  • Access to all documents
  • Unlimited textbook solutions
  • 24/7 expert homework help