Nonverbal Scavenger HuntAdapted from Pamela Kaylor, Ohio State UniversityA Field Research Assignment for COM 252, Introduction to Interpersonal CommunicationGo to an open area where people are located (social distancing) or observe people online via mediato complete the assignment. Download this document and type your answers on this sheet.Then use this scavenger hunt sheet to complete the Reflection 1 assignment. (both are due Sunday).The reflection information will be typed at the bottom of this document.1. Kinesics (Body Movement): The body is the most important nonverbal communicationsystem. Kinesics include the body and gestures.Name six adjectives to describe the movement for six different people you observe. Why are they movingthis way (what meaning would you interpret from their movement)?1.2:3:4:5:6:2. Body Appearance: Includes height, weight, build, hair, skinWhich stores, departments, or other areas explored are particularly related to the body? Name four that relateto different kinesic elements and provide reasons for how they relate to body communication in different1.2.ways.1.2.3.4.3. Facial Communication: Communicates emotions such as happiness, surprise, fear, anger,sadness, disgust, contempt, interestDecide on one facial expression to use to communicate an emotion:Record the emotion hereAsk 2 people (could be people within your home) what emotion they think you are expressing. Record theiranswers:4. Oculesics (eye communication) Messages communicated by the eyes vary in duration,direction and quality of the eye behavior. Describe the eye communication you observe in anotherperson:5. Haptics (touch): Touch is used to convey several messages: positive emotions, playfulness,control, ritual, task-related. Who touches whom varies with gender and cultural differences.What kind of different touching activities are going on in the area you are observing? Record 3 and whatyou think they mean as an observer.1:2:3:6.Olfactics (smell communication) Take a deep breath, what do you smell? Record 2 differentsmells on your journey. This can be completed within your immediate surroundings. Do they evokefeelings or emotions? What are they?1:2:7. Paralanguage and Silence: Paralanguage is the vocal (but nonverbal) dimension of speech.Silence is also a nonverbal communicatorAs you are talking with someone, vary your volume, rate, pitch, and/or rhythm. Ask one of your partnersto observe the interaction. What did they notice and how did they "read" the change? What happened?

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Adapted from Pamela Kaylor, Ohio State University A Field Research Assignment for COM 252, Introduction to Interpersonal Communication Go to an open area where people are located (social distancing) or observe people online via media to complete the assignment. Download this document and type your answers on this sheet. Then use this scavenger hunt sheet to complete the Reflection 1 assignment. (both are due Sunday). The reflection information will be typed at the bottom of this document. Name six adjectives to describe the movement for six different people you observe. Why are they moving this way (what meaning would you interpret from their movement)? 1. 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 1. Kinesics (Body Movement): The body is the most important nonverbal communication system. Kinesics include the body and gestures. 2. Body Appearance: Includes height, weight, build, hair, skin Which stores, departments, or other areas explored are particularly related to the body? Name four that relate to different kinesic elements and provide reasons for how they relate to body communication in different ways. 1. 2. 1. 2. 3. 4. Decide on one facial expression to use to communicate an emotion: Record the emotion here Ask 2 people (could be people within your home) what emotion they think you are expressing. Record their answers: 3. Facial Communication: Communicates emotions such as happiness, surprise, fear, anger, sadness, disgust, contempt, interest

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