Silent Messages

actions activity affiliative answer approach arrangement asked aspects associated assume attitude avoid basic become close communication consider considerable consistent conversation convey course culture described direction discussion dislike distance dominance effect evident example experiments eye contact face facial expressions feelings frequently friends gestures greater hand idea immediacy immediate implies important includes inconsistent increase indicate initial instance interaction interest involved kind less listener living look meet messages metaphor movements negative negative feelings nonimmediacy nonverbal behavior object observations orientation pairs patient person physical positive possible postures question refer rejection relation relationship relaxed responsiveness reveal seated seems situation social social style someone sometimes space speaker speech standing statement status strangers studies style subjects suggest talk tend territory therapist things tion touch turn understand verbal vocal voice