The transmission of messages or signals without the use of words, including body language, gestures, and facial expressions.

A type of non-verbal communication that includes posture, gestures, and facial expressions to convey emotions and attitudes.

Signals or signs that vary across cultures, influencing how non-verbal communication is interpreted.

Movements of facial muscles that convey emotions, such as happiness, sadness, anger, or surprise.

Hand or body movements used to express ideas or emotions, which can differ significantly across cultures.

The way one holds their body, which can indicate confidence, openness, or defensiveness in communication.

The act of looking into another person's eyes, which can convey interest, attention, or confidence.

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

Interaction between individuals from different cultural backgrounds, often requiring sensitivity to non-verbal cues.

The abilities used to interact effectively with others, including communication, empathy, and conflict resolution.

Understanding and recognizing the differences in cultural practices and how they impact communication.

The process of understanding non-verbal cues and their meanings in various contexts.

Methods or plans developed to improve the effectiveness of communication, including non-verbal techniques.

Incorrectly understanding or interpreting non-verbal cues, often due to cultural differences.

The use of visual elements to convey information, including images, symbols, and design.

The level of participation and interest shown by individuals during communication or presentations.

Methods used to tell stories effectively, including the integration of visual elements and emotional appeal.

The process of reflecting on one’s own performance and understanding in communication.

The ability to assess and interpret information critically, especially in understanding non-verbal cues.

The act of delivering a speech or presentation to an audience, emphasizing clarity and engagement.

Information provided to individuals regarding their performance, often used to improve skills.

The practice of conveying narratives through visual elements, enhancing understanding and retention.

The awareness and respect for cultural differences that influence communication styles.

The ability to understand and explain the meanings behind non-verbal signals.

A visual tool used to highlight similarities and differences between cultural non-verbal cues.

Techniques used to effectively deliver information to an audience, including visual aids and storytelling.