The process of conveying messages without words, using body language, gestures, facial expressions, and tone.

A subset of non-verbal communication that involves physical behaviors, such as posture and movements, to express feelings.

The use of facial muscles to convey emotions; crucial in interpreting feelings during interactions.

Hand or body movements that convey meaning; can be intentional or unintentional.

Variations in communication styles and non-verbal cues influenced by cultural backgrounds.

The act of looking directly into another's eyes; important for establishing connection and trust.

The study of personal space and how distance affects communication and relationships.

The use of touch in communication; can convey warmth, comfort, or aggression.

Vocal elements that accompany speech, such as tone, pitch, and volume, influencing message interpretation.

The interpretation of body movements and gestures as a form of communication.

Gestures with specific, culturally understood meanings, like a thumbs-up for approval.

Gestures that accompany speech to enhance or clarify verbal messages.

Non-verbal cues that control or coordinate interactions, such as nodding to signal agreement.

Unconscious movements or gestures that indicate discomfort or anxiety, such as fidgeting.

The study and practice of communication between people from different cultural backgrounds.

The ability to communicate and interact effectively with others, essential for personal and professional success.

Non-verbal signals that indicate how someone feels or what they want during interactions.

Physical presentation, including clothing and grooming, which can influence perceptions and judgments.

The ability to actively understand and interpret spoken messages, enhanced by observing non-verbal cues.

Understanding how the context of a situation influences the interpretation of non-verbal signals.

Responses communicated through body language and facial expressions rather than words.

The absence of speech can convey meaning, such as discomfort or contemplation.

The subconscious imitation of another person's body language, fostering rapport and connection.

Signals or indicators that help interpret the emotional state or intentions of others.