Transcription of The Nonverbal Code - SAGE Publications Inc
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285 Speakers of every language accompany their words with nonverbalsignals that serve to mark the structure of their utterances. Peter Farb1 Chapter ObjectivesAfter reading this chapter, you should be able to1. Define Nonverbal Compare and contrast verbal and Nonverbal Define kinesics and provide examples of kinesic behavior Define paralanguage and provide cross-cultural examples of para-linguistic Define proxemics and provide cross-cultural examples of Define haptics and provide cross-cultural examples of haptic Define olfactics and discuss how smell is perceived across Define chronemics and discuss how time is perceived Recount the fundamental assumptions of the Nonverbal expectancyviolation Nonverbal CodeCHAPTERC ultural ContextMicrocultural ContextEnvironmental ContextPerson B sPerceptualContextPerson A sPerceptualContextSocio-RelationalContex t08-Neuliep (4849).
human communication is nonverbal, although other scholars argue that the percentage is much lower.3 During intercultural communication, verbal and nonverbal messages are sent simultaneously. Verbal communication repre-sents the literal content of a message, whereas the nonverbal component communicates the style or how the message is to be ...
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