Paralinguistic: Vocal behavior, focuses on how something is said, rather than what is said (pitch, volume, speaking rate etc.)
Non-Verbal Language: (p. 180 – 219)
Kinesics (body language) (non-verbal behavior related to movement of any part of the body):
Emblems: Verbal translations are known to everybody in the social group (ex. ‘What time is it – sign’, ‘I’m leaving now – sign)
Illustrations: Gestures that indicate size or movement (ex. zig zag for something in zig zag shape)
Regulators: Traffic signals during interaction (ex. head nods, eye and hand movements that maintain, request, deny other’s turn to talk
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