CCI 150 1st Edition Lecture 8Outline of Last Lecture I. Culture and Communication Cont…II. Verbal CommunicationOutline of Current Lecture I. Non- verbal CommunicationII. Guest Speaker –Dr. McClanahan Current LectureI. Non-verbal Communication1.) Everyone has been doing non-verbal communication forever, but the public first became aware of it in 1960. Kennedy-Nixon debate was the first ever televised for presidential election. 2.) Nonverbal communication Terms: Appearance, Face/eyes, kinesics (tell a story in yourmovements. The way you move sends messages), tactile (send messages through touch), proxemics (study of space and difference), and paralanguage (vocal qualities other than words. Pitch of your voice, accent, how quickly you speak.)3.) Integrating nonverbal and verbal messages: you can do this through accents, emphasizing, and complementing your words. You can do it by using your nonverbal language ina contradicting way to your actual words. You will also use your nonverbal as a substitute for your verbal words. 4.) Appearance: we tend to notice height, weight, race, and general attractiveness. It’s just hard wired in us. 5.) Eye communication: gaze, duration of eye contact, Direction of eye contact, widenessor narrowness of eyes. Some of the functions of eye contact are: seeking feedback, opening communication (catch someone’s eye), signaling nature of relationship, and lessening physical distance. There are also functions of eye avoidance: to help others maintain privacy, signal lack of interest, block unpleasant stimuli, enhance other senses. We also communicate through pupilThese 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.dilations (you don’t really have control over it.): dilated pupils are found to be more attractive, pupil levels rise to show emotional arousal. 6.) Space communication –Proxemics: Spatial distances- Intimate 0-18 in. Personal 18 in-4 feet. Social 4 feet- 12 feet. Public 12 feet – 25+ feet. There are influences on space communications such as gender (women are more comfortable being close to one another thanmen), age (small kids don’t care about being right in your personal space), personality (there arejust some people that are huggers), familiarity (the better you know someone the more likely you are to get close to them), and Culture. There is also territorial communication. There are primary territories (your space), secondary territories (you tend to sit in the same place in each class), public territories (use them once but never really claim them). We will use some sort of territorial markers to show what is ‘ours’. (A sweater in your seat to save it.)7.) Artifactual Communication: colors, clothing and body adornment, Space decoration. 8.) Paralanguage: qualities- pitch, rate, volume. Leads to judgments about people.9.) Silence is used to for: time to think, weapon to hurt, response to anxiety, prevent communication, communicate emotional response.10.) Smell communicates as well through attraction messages (perfume), taste message (you smell a delicious food walking through the mall), memory messages ( you associate some smells with certain memories or people.), identification messages (identify certain people or places with a certain smell)11.) Culture and Nonverbal Communications: differences in facial expressions, different meanings for color, differences in touching, differences in perceptions of time. II. Guest Speaker1.) Dr. McClanahan is informing us about the minor of Information Studies and Technology. - The minor is open to anyone at the University- These classes are done online and asynchronously (meaning you do the class at your pace. You don’t go take the class at a particular time or place.)- It is useful to understand how information technology is applied to an organization you work for, or you may take these skills and start your own organization.- There are six classes you must take to complete this minor and CCI 150 is the firstclass. So you only have 5 classes left.- You can do this class while studying