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non-verbal signs that control and maintain the flow of speech during a conversation.

-used to see if person talking has understood the message

-change from one speaker to another

*ex: nodding your head, eye contact, crossing arms, hand gestures, changing tone of voice, leaning forward (indicates you want to speak)

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Emblems are gestures that stand for words, such as thumbs-up for good, or fore finger and middle finger for peace. Each gesture can mean specific ideas for other cultures.

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Affect displays show emotion and can be seen through facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice. Laughing and crying are also affect displays.

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Gestures that reinforce your verbal language,

like holding your hands apart

to indicate a measured distance.

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Adaptors are things such as scratching or moving the hair out of your eyes, are gestures that satisfy a personal need. Licking your lips or communicating with your eyebrows are also effective ways to display an adaptor.