any personal object with which one announces one's identities or personalizes one's environment
Chronemics
nonverval communication involving the perception and use of time to define identities and interaction
environmental factors
any nonverbal element of a settign that affects how we think fee, act, and communicate
haptics
nonverbal communication involving physical touch
kinesics
body position and body motions including those of the face that may be used to communicate or may be interpreted as communicating
nonverbal communication
all forms of commuication other than words themselfs includes inflection and other voccal qualities as well as several other behaviors such as shrugs, blusing and eye movement
olfactics
the perception of scents and odors one form of nonverbal commuication
paralaanguage
communication that is vocal but not verbal. includes accent inflection volume pitche and sounds such as murmurs and gasps
physical appearance
a form of nonverbal communication how we look including the cultural meanings values and expectations associated with looks
proxemics
a form of non verbal communication involves space and how we use it
silence
lack of sound can be a powerful form of nonverbal communication