Month: March 2025

Body Language – Non-verbal communication using posture, movement, and physical gestures.

Facial Expressions – Non-verbal cues that convey emotions and social signals.

Chronemics – The study of how time influences communication, such as punctuality or conversational timing.

Oculesics – The study of eye movement, gaze, and eye contact in communication.

Haptics – The study of touch as a means of communication, such as handshakes or hugs.

Kinesics – The study of body language, including facial expressions and gestures.

Proxemics – The study of personal space and how distance between individuals affects communication.

Gesture – A non-verbal form of communication using hand movements, often accompanying spoken language.

Non-Manual Markers – Facial expressions, head movements, and body posture used in sign language to modify meaning.

Iconicity in Sign Language – The extent to which a sign visually resembles its meaning.