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emphasizes a message. ex. raise your voice

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help add more information to the message. ex. frowning and shaking your head when someone does something wrong

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countering what you said with the opposite. ex. winking to indicate you are lying

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used to indicate the control of flow of messages. ex. leaning forward to indicate you want to speak

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restating the message. ex. raising your eyebrows and giving a questioning look can be saying "is that alright?"

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imitating a verbal message. ex. "ok" as a thumbs up

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During a job interview accents can be very important and helpful. It can help emphasize something you are passionate about. Or it can restate something that wasn't made clear enough. For example, say the interviewer and interviewee are discussing if working in groups or individually is better. If the interviewer says that they prefer working in a group and the interviewee excitedly agrees saying "I LOVE working in groups" will help get their point across more clearly.

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Complementing helps show facial expression which then makes the conversation less monotoned. Raising your eyebrows and nodding can show that you are listening and agree with what they are saying.

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Contradicting I feel can help lighten the mood a bit. make jokes by being sarcastic or meaning the opposite in what you are saying. Using air quotes could accomplish this or using a sarcastic tone would work as well.

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Control I feel uses a mix of these nonverbal communicators. By nodding your head, raising your eyebrows, and leaning forward a bit can indicate you have something to add and would like to jump in and speak.

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During the interview, the interviewer may ask a question but use their facial expression as the question mark. So if they slightly tilt their head, raise their eyebrows, and widen their eyes a bit, that would indicate they want you to answer.

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Substitution could be used throughout the interview but I feel like it would be more common at the beginning or end when you are walking in the room or leaving. This would be used by waving "hello" or "goodbye".

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confused look if the question asked isn't clear