The document discusses the key elements of nonverbal communication, including body language (kinesics), voice (paralanguage), use of space (proxemics), and objects (indicators). It covers specific components within each element, such as different types of posture, gestures, facial expressions, vocal qualities like inflection and pitch, personal space in standing, seating and touching, and environmental indicators like office arrangements and dress. The document also provides tips for improving nonverbal skills, such as practicing body language and arrangements, and relaxing physically and mentally to gain confidence when speaking.

1. 2. Elements of Nonverbal2. Elements of Nonverbal
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2.1 Body (Kinesics)
2.2 Voice (Paralanguage)
2.3 Space (Proxemics)
2.4 Objects (Indicators)

2. 2. Elements of Nonverbal2. Elements of Nonverbal
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2.1 Body (Kinesics)
a. Posture
b. Gestures
c. Face & Eyes

3. 2. Elements of Nonverbal2. Elements of Nonverbal
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2.2 Voice (Paralanguage)
(Vocal Qualities)
a. Inflection
i. Volume
ii. Rate
iii. Pitch
b. Intonation

4. 2. Elements of Nonverbal2. Elements of Nonverbal
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2.3 Space (Proxemics)
a. Standing
b. Seating
c. Touching
i. Functional/professional
ii. Social/polite
iii. Friendship/warmth

5. 2. Elements of Nonverbal2. Elements of Nonverbal
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2.4 Objects (Indicators)
(Environment)
a. Office arrangements
b. Dress

6. 3. Improve Nonverbal Skills3. Improve Nonverbal Skills
3.1 Practice and Arrange
a. Practice
b. Arrangement
3.2 Relax and Gain Confidence
a. Physical Relaxation
b. Mental Relaxation
c. Relaxation as you speak

7. 3. Improve Nonverbal Skills3. Improve Nonverbal Skills
3.1 Practice and Arrange
a. Practice
b. Arrangement
3.2 Relax and Gain Confidence
a. Physical Relaxation
b. Mental Relaxation
c. Relaxation as you speak