Nonverbal communication involves several types of cues beyond words including kinesics (body movements and facial expressions), proxemics (use of space), paralanguage (voice qualities), physical context, haptics (touching), chronemics (time), and artifactics (personal items). These nonverbal cues provide additional meaning and context to what is said verbally.

1. Impact Of a Message
Verbal
Vocal
Non Verbal
BODY LANGUAGE

2. Nonverbal communication
• Nonverbal communication is the process
of communication through sending and
receiving wordless (mostly visual) cues
between people.

3. Types
1. KINESICS
2. Proxemics
3. Paralanguage
4. Physical Context
5. Haptics
6. Chronemics
7. Artifactics

4. KINESICS
• Kinesics is the study of body movements to
judge inner state of emotions expressed
through different parts of the body .
• a. Facial Expression and Eyes
b. Gestures
c. Postures

5. Proxemics
Proxemics is the study of how we use space
round to communicate the message.
• Intimate space
• Personal space
• Social space
• Public space

7. Paralanguage
Paralanguage involves the study of voice quality,
volume, speech rate and the manner of
speaking beyond the said words.
• Tone
• Pitch
• Intensity
• Rhythm
• Tempo

8. Physical Context
• The physical context reflects the space around
something and how that influences how you
see it.

9. Haptics
• Haptics is the study of touching in
communication situation, its mainly how you
greet each other.

10. Chronemics
• Chronemics is the study of the use of time in
Nonverbal communication. Amount of time
spent with another and time spent in waiting
for others indicate a lot.
• Time Perceptions in Different Cultures
Monochromic Culture
Polychromic Culture

11. Artifactics
• Artifactics is the study of non verbal message
signals that an individual sends across through
appearance, clothing, personal objects like
pens, briefcases etc.