- jannah

Chronemics reminds us that how we use our time to reflect our values, priorities, and respect one another.

-Patrick James Nemeño Bordario

-MARTINEZ,MARY ROSE F. BS PSYCH 1-B

-PRINCESS NICOLE PALMARES

BS PSYCH 1B

-Ginarey Hechanova, BSPSYCH 1B

-SAMIJON,KRYSTEL, T.

Olfactics is important because smell, or olfactics, is an essential survival sense that affects behavior, social interactions, and even health. Along with helping with food selection, it serves as the body's first line of defense against danger and is crucial for memory and emotional reactions.

-PALARCA, JONAJAN M.

Name: Karyl cyrel lazaga

Psych 1B

"He gently placed her hand on his shoulder, to comforting that he wasn’t alone."

L.M manaya. Bs Psych-1B

-Krystyn Furia

Christopher S Mosuela

Section BSPsych

Reysa L. Tanghal-BS PSYCH 1B

• DATWIN, EDEN SHAMMAH A.

Hezil Mae Estoria Bs psychology 1B

-PABATANG, SHENNA MARIE B.

Name: Nasieba M. Ali

Maybe not by physical but definitely for the mind and soul

Conveying emotions and intentions

Establishing dominance or submission

Enhancing communication effectiveness

This image represent haptics which is the language of touch because it clearly shows how people communicate emotions and support through the sense of touch. In the image, individuals are seen comforting each other by holding hands, placing a reassuring hand on someone’s shoulder, and sitting closely together. 

Firstly, these actions are examples of nonverbal communication where touch is used to express empathy, care, and solidarity, especially in emotional or vulnerable moments and in the sense of Haptics. Secondly, communication/language through touch, plays an important role in how we connect with others. It allows people to express feelings such as love, comfort, and encouragement without using words. In difficult situations like grief, anxiety, or emotional stress, a simple touch can mean more than a thousand words. Thirdly, It shows support, builds trust, and helps strengthen relationships by providing a sense of presence and safety. Lastly, It reminds us that sometimes, the most meaningful way to communicate is simply by being there and offering a gentle, supportive touch. communicate emotions and support through touch. 

In Conclusion, difficult situations like grief, anxiety, or emotional stress, a simple touch can mean more than a thousand words. It shows support, builds trust, and helps strengthen relationships by providing a sense of presence and safety.

-EZYL A. BAMBE BS-PSYCH 1B

This important a community because facial expressions are help build trust, and bring people together. They help people feel connected, even if they don’t speak the same language.

Name: Jelfa May Guitan

BS PSYCHOLOGY 1B

The importance of voice volume in communication is multifaceted. It can influence how are message is perceived by the listener. A suitable volume ensures that the speaker's message is heard and understood clearly, without being too loud or too soft. It also helps in maintaining the interest of the audience and can be used to emphasize certain points. .

Zarah Coleen Caranzo

- 1B BS Psychology

Karyl cyrel Lazaga

Psych 1B

-Kyla Andrea Coral

Psych 1B

gusadgfaflu- psych 1c

Mary Neveah Divine J. Cabaña

BS psych- 1C

STACEY MAE CUARES BS-PSYCH 1C

Nielly Real Von L. Talaboc - Bs Psych 1C

Psych-1c

-Cristela mae Cullantes

HAYA, MA. KEANNA LIECA

BS PSYCHOLOGY 1C

JOHN CARL C LABAO 1C PSYCH-1

PALARCA, AUBREY GAIL BS-PSYCH 1C.

BS Pshych 1c

being on time or responding shows you respect the other person’s time and delayed replies can cause misunderstandings or make others feel ignored .

(MAZUELA CHRISTY NICOLE T.)

I chose this photo because it captures two people embracing, which reflects the use of touch in nonverbal communication. A hug can express care, support, and deep emotional connection without the need for words.

Touch is a meaningful way to build trust, comfort, and closeness. Whether in friendships, family, or professional settings, it helps create a bond that words alone can’t always achieve.

– Engyo, Mercy Azenith P. BS PSYCH 1C

Cristela Mae M. Cullantes

Bspsyc-1c

Janna Rose N. Vega

BS Psych 1-C

Eike O. Padios

BS Psychology - 1C

Novelyn D. Torralba BS Psych 1C

-AJ C. Duro

BSPSYCH 1C

Angel Banayag

- Carla Grace T. Maguikay BS Psych 1C

KAZIA REASOL BS PSYCH 1C

Shauntae Aubrey Reasol   BS-PSYCH 1C

Out of all the senses God gave us, I appreciate the sense of smell the most—also called olfaction. For me, it’s a special way to feel and enjoy God’s creation.

The smell of flowers, the scent of rain, or even the aroma of food being cooked at home—all of these make me feel something deep inside. They bring back memories, give comfort, and sometimes even make me smile.

I believe every scent tells a story. The smell of the sea makes me feel calm, while the scent of trees reminds me of peace. Even the smell of soap or perfume can make me think of someone I love.

God’s creation isn’t just something we see—it’s something we feel, smell, and experience. Smell may be simple, but it’s powerful. It connects us to moments, people, and nature in a beautiful way.

Through the gift of smell, I realize how amazing life is. And for that, I’m truly thankful to God

Eurika Mae H. Balen

BS PSYCHOLOGY 1C

BS PSYCH-1C

BS PSYCHOLOGY -1C

LADY SUZETH M. BERMEJO

BS PSYCHOLOGY 1B

Sometimes, words are not enough to express how amazing God’s creation is. We don’t always need to speak our senses can help us feel and understand His wonders. One of the quiet but powerful ways is through our sense of smell, also called olfastic

When I walk under the trees during sunset, I smell the fresh scent of leaves, the soft earthy fragrance of the soil, and sometimes the sweet scent of nearby flowers. These smells are not loud, but they speak to my soul. They remind me of peace, life, and the quiet beauty of nature.

As the sun sets, the golden light shines through the trees. The world smells calm and gentle. It’s like God is telling us to slow down, breathe, and feel His presence—even without saying a word.

Through these non-verbal moments, I truly appreciate God's creation. I feel grateful for the simple things: the trees, the wind, the sunset, and the peaceful smells that bring comfort to the heart.

Eurika Mae Haya Balen

BS PSYCHOLOGY 1C