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Nonverbal Cues: English 8 Second Grading: Lesson 1 Prepared By: Jessica Gargantiel-Tababa

Nonverbal cues in communication involve the use of body language, facial expressions, touch, and other gestures. Some key examples of nonverbal cues include facial expressions like smiling and frowning, gestures, stance and posture, proxemics or personal space, eye gaze, haptics or touch, and appearance. Nonverbal cues can provide important context and meaning beyond what is stated verbally.

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Nonverbal Cues: English 8 Second Grading: Lesson 1 Prepared By: Jessica Gargantiel-Tababa

Nonverbal cues in communication involve the use of body language, facial expressions, touch, and other gestures. Some key examples of nonverbal cues include facial expressions like smiling and frowning, gestures, stance and posture, proxemics or personal space, eye gaze, haptics or touch, and appearance. Nonverbal cues can provide important context and meaning beyond what is stated verbally.

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Nonverbal Cues

English 8
Second Grading: Lesson 1
Prepared by: Jessica Gargantiel-Tababa
Nonverbal Cues
*Be able to complete the statement for the definition of Nonverbal Cues.

Nonverbal Cues in communication is the use of


_______________.
*View the DIWA video tutorial in the tab that follows in this lesson
package.
(Reference: Slide no.4 of the video tutorial)
Nonverbal cues in communication
is the use
of body language, facial
expressions, touch and
other forms of gestures to
communicate.
 Reference: Slide #4 of the DIWA video tutorial
Examples of Nonverbal Cues

 What are the Seven Examples of


Nonverbal Cues?
(View slide # 6 in the video tutorial to be able to give the
answers.
1. 4. 7.
2. 5.
3. 6.
Seven examples of Non Verbal Cues
 Facial expressions  Facial expressions
 Gestures smiling
 Stance and Posture frowning
 Proxemics winking
 Eye gaze smirking
Other examples: eye rolling, scowling,
 Haptics
appearing bored or uninterested, shock
 Appearance (opening eyes and mouth widely,
raising eyebrows
Facial Expressions

smiling
frowning
winking
smirking
Facial expressions
Varying the intensity of
an emotion can be
projected by:
How big/wide one
opens the eyes and
mouth,
position of the
eyebrows, and
 lines formed in the
forehead (controlling
the opening of the
eyes and positioning
the eyebrows)
Gestures
Examples: finger pointing, clapping, waiving
Gestures
 bowing
Bows by a person of inferior
status are deeper, longer, and more
frequent than bows by a superior. A
superior addresses an inferior
generally with a slight nod of the
head; some others may not bow back
at all. Apologetic bows tend to be
deeper and longer than all the other
kinds of bow. The back is bent for
about 45 degrees, the bow lasts for
more than three seconds, and the
head is lowered.
Stance and Posture
 Indicate
certain
dispositions
 Example:
sitting/standing
firm and tall
Stance and Posture
 Arm-crossing

 Arm-crossing is
believed to
communicate a
defensive stance.
Stance and Posture
 slouching

 Slouching could
mean that a
listener or speaker
is bored and
disinterested.
Proxemics  The space that a
person keeps when
speaking with
somebody is referred
to as proxemics

 intimate
 personal
 social,
 public space

*(proxemic zones)
Proxemics
 How far one sits
or stands beside
someone could
indicate the level
of relationship, he
or she has with
that person.
Eye gaze
 The manner by
which one
person looks at
another person
can
communicate
how one feels
toward that
person.
Eye gaze
Eye gaze

 anger
 doubt
 excitement
 sweetness
Haptics
 The manner
by which one
touches
somebody is
referred to as
haptics.
Haptics
Example:
a mother’s caress

Other examples:
holding hands
high five
shoulder pat
hugging
handshake
Appearance
Color,
clothing style,
and length
communicate
certain messages.
Appearance
The clothes, that a person wears, communicate something.

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