Group 2, 11-Joule

Includes facial expressions, the tone and

pitch of the voice, gestures displayed
through body language and the physical
distance between the communicators.
The “how” of saying something.
Pitch, Speed when talking, Stutter
The use of flowers based on the
meaning of each type of flower.
 Red Roses: I love You
White Camellia: You’re adorable
Daffodil: The sun is always shining when I’m
with you
Purple Hyacinth: Please forgive me/I’m sorry
The use of colors based on the
meaning of each color.
 Blue: Sadness
Red: Anger
Yellow: Happiness/Joy
Green: Greed, Jealousy, Disgust
Black: Sadness, Confidence, Elegance
Also called Chronemics, is the use
of time based on position or power.
A boss can be late to a meeting but
his/her employees can’t
Also called Proxemics, is the use of
space to show importance.
 Public Space, Social Space,
Personal Space, Intimate Space
Also called Haptics, is the use of
touch to express what cannot be
said.
 Hugs to show affection
Holding Hand to show support or
comfort
a.) Emphasizing – “YES!” (fist pounding
the table.
b.) Regulating – “shh” (forefinger in front
of lips)
c.) Illustrating – “this large” (hands set
apart)
d.) Emblems – (clenched fist upraised)
The configuration of eyes, eyebrows, lips,
cheeks, nose, and forehead to show how
the person feels.
The furrow of the forehead shows sign of
confusion
Widening of eyes shows surprise or
amazement
The way one carries and dresses oneself.
 Formal Attire and Right Posture during
formal events. Casual attire during normal
occasions
Nonverbal Communication are ways to deliver a
message and to convey meanings, intended or not.

Common mistake: A Speaker may think he/she is

being clear about the message, but he/she may not
realize that his/her nonverbal signals are saying
something else.
THE MOST INFLUENTIAL FACTOR IN
MISCOMMUNICATION:

CULTURE
QUIZ
1.) It is a type of communication that only
includes facial expressions, tone and pitch
of the voice, gestures are displayed through
body language and the physical distance
between the communicators.
2.) It is a type of nonverbal communication
that uses space to show importance on
something.
3.) It is a type of nonverbal communication
that uses time based on a position or power.
4.) It is the configuration of eyes, eyebrows,
lips, cheeks, nose, and forehead to show
how the person feels.
5.) Language of Touch is also called
______.
6.) “this large” (hands set apart)
7.) (clenched fist upraised)
8.) “YES!” (fist pounding the table)
9.) “shh” (forefinger in front of lips)

A. Emphasizing
B. Regulating
C. Illustrating
D. Emblems
10.) What is the most influential factor in
miscommunication?
 Gomez, Beatrice
Iwag, Nina Quem
Lacrete, Pauline Joyce
Lumabi, Thea Marie
San Antonio, Charmaine Lois