Chapter 5

Study of our use of time

Can be a nonverbal communication message

fear or anxiety associated with either real or anticipated communication with another person or persons

Chines art of manipulating the physical environment, such as homes and offices, to establish harmony with nature to achieve happiness, prosperity, and health

Cloth worn by men in Saudi Arabia and some other Arabian countries to cover the head

Calender based on the cycles of the sun

study of the use of touch to communicate

calender based on the cycles of the moon

also known as "agal" the double ring of black rope or cord used to hold the ghutrah worn by men in Saudi Arabia and some other Arabian countries

Gestures, body movements, facial expressions and eye contact

Actions and attributes with a socially shared meaning intentionally sent and received

Communication by smell

Nonverbal elements of the voice, including intensity, pitch, laughter, and so forth

Personal appearance, clothing, grooming and other factors that can be a nonverbal communication message

Use of fixed space, territoriality, and personal space (ex: our invisible bubble)

Absence of verbal communication that can communicate messages nonverbally

Refers to how space can be used to communicate messages

loose-fitting, ankle length, usually white shirt worn by men in Saudi Arabia and some Arabian countries

• Nonverbal gesture used in Thailand to communicate greeting, farewell, respect, and appreciation
• The hands are placed together and held vertically under the chin followed by a slight head bow (chin toward the fingertips)