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FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
- Facial expressions can show people how you are feeling despite what you say
- Ex: someone telling a friend that they are fine while they have a sad depressed face shoes that they aren't actually fine.
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GESTURES
- Gestures help show your emotions through movements
- Ex: When someone is frustrated or is in a argument, they might move their arms and hands in a violent or vigorous way.
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Paralinguistics
- Emphasizes tone or pitch when communicating to convey emotion.
- Ex: A father yells at his son to come inside to show that he is irritated and what's his son inside urgently.
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BODY LANGUAGE
- Shows how someone is feeling in posture, movements, and stature.
- Ex: a boy in class is resting his head on the table while a teacher is talking shows that he is tired, bored, and uninterested.
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EYE CONTACT
- Shows confidence, respect, and interest when communicating.
- Ex: Making eye contact while at a job interview shows professionalism.
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APPEARANCE
- Displays your character and shows organization/professionalism.
- Ex: Getting dressed up for a first date shows that you are interested in the other person and that you would like to look good for them.
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HAPTICS
- This is any form of communication involving touch.
- Ex: If you are mad at someone and hit them rather than telling them that you are mad, gets the message across as well.
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