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This means to emphasize some part of the verbal message. For example, raising your voice to emphasize a specific word.

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This is to complete a verbal message with a nonverbal message. For example shaking your head after telling someone you're disappointed in them.

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This means contradicting your verbal messages with nonverbal movements. For example, winking to indicate that you are lying or being sarcastic.

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You can control the flow of verbal messages. For example, raising a hand indicating that you are ready or want to speak.

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You can repeat a verbal message through nonverbal messages. For example, asking if something is okay then giving a raised eyebrow to clarify.

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Nonverbal messages can substitute verbal messages. For example, a thumbs up means good job (so you don't necessarily have to say "good job" to get that message out).

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Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/208080445267643997/

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Let's say I am interviewing for a job with children. When the interviewer asks me about my good qualities, I would accent words like "patient", "compassionate", and "responsible" because those qualities are best when thinking about the ability to work with kids.

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https://courses.lumenlearning.com/introductiontocommunication/chapter/functions-of-nonverbal-communication/

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How to Ace an Interview Using Nonverbal Cues

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How to Ace an Interview Using Nonverbal Cues

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https://www.bloomtalent.io/blog/nonverbal-cues

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Chapter 6.1, Nonverbal Messages Interact with Verbal Messages

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Example(s) of Complementing in an Interview:

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Example(s) of Complementing in an Interview:

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Having good posture while speaking about your qualifications lets the interviewer know that you are confident and capable.

Having formal apparel shows that you are professional and that you know how to present yourself.

https://www.bloomtalent.io/blog/nonverbal-cues

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Nonverbal Communication and Body Language

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Nonverbal Communication and Body Language

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https://www.helpguide.org/articles/relationships-communication/nonverbal-communication.htm

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How You May Contradict Your Message to a Coworker or Boss

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How You May Contradict Your Message to a Coworker or Boss

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You could be speaking to your boss about something that you have to do in a couple weeks. You are telling your boss that you are ready to work and are ready for the project, but you are avoiding eye contact. This makes things difficult for your boss because they don't know if you are truly ready.

Keep your nonverbal messages consistent with verbal messages to avoid confusion.

https://www.helpguide.org/articles/relationships-communication/nonverbal-communication.htm

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Nodding occasionally not only let the interviewer know that you are listening, but it helps them to know that they can continue talking.

Avoid interrupting by use nonverbal cues like putting your hand up slightly or pursing your lips to show that you are ready to speak.

https://www.bloomtalent.io/blog/nonverbal-cues

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YouTube Video Reminding You of Acting Listening 

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YouTube Video Reminding You of Acting Listening 

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https://youtu.be/rzsVh8YwZEQ?t=8

This relates to the "to control" section because it's important to have the body language of attentiveness and to nonverbally communicate when you want to speak to keep the conversation effective.

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Active Listening (to support the "to control" section)

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Active Listening (to support the "to control" section)

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https://youtu.be/rzsVh8YwZEQ?t=8

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It is good to ask questions during an interview to show the interviewer that you are attentive and that you stand out and are eager to know more. A good open-ended question is "Do you have any questions for me?" because it shows that you are open to disclosing more about yourself if needed. Question was from:
https://www.careermatch.com/job-prep/interviews/interview-questions-to-ask/

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https://www.careermatch.com/job-prep/interviews/interview-questions-to-ask/

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Handshaking shows your first impression, so rather than trying to make a long introduction, you can simply do a firm but not long handshake to show your confidence and professionalism.

Also, be aware of your facial expressions, they can give off more messages compared to what you verbally communicate.