COM 225 1nd Edition Lecture 5Outline of Last Lecture I. Nonverbal competence II. Defining nonverbal communication III. Power of nonverbal communication IV. Functions of nonverbal communication V. Nonverbal codesVI. Expectancy violations theory Outline of Current Lecture I. Locating nonverbal competence within communication II. Defining nonverbal communication III. Power of nonverbal communication IV. Functions of nonverbal communication V. Nonverbal codesVI. Expectancy violations theoryCurrent LectureI. Review of nonverbal codes thus farA. Visual Communication systems1. Proximics 2. Kinesics3. Physical appearance and artifacts 4. Vocalics- Vocal characteristics- Vocal qualitiesThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.- Vocal segregates - non words that we use to break up our sen-tences II. Invisible communication system5. Haptics - Contexts/function of touch- Professional/functional- Social/polite -hand shake- Friendship - how friends touch, hugging, high-fives - Intimate - romantic, sexual - Adversarial - touch of enemies, punches, slaps 6. Chronemics - Monochronic (M) - time vs. Polychronic (P) - time - Monochronic - on time, planed - Polychronic - not as scheduled, comfortable with over lapping agendas 7. Olfactics- Smell- Symbolically or spontaneous III. Expectancy Violations Theory A. Increases in nonverbal immediacy (being present, aware, mindful) B. Two outcomes1. Compensation - try to restore things back to the previous state2. Reciprocation - do the same thing back C. EVT predicts outcomes based on:1. Violation valance - other persons increase in nonverbal imme-diacy2. Communicator reward value - hold power and want it- Violation valence usually predicts outcome- However, reward value modifies
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