nonverbal experiments - F'01
 

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nonverbal "experiments" - F'01(10e)

> In preparation for our in-class discussion/exploration of Nonverbal Communication next week complete the following activities which give YOU a chance  to experiment  with some of the principles and patterns discussed in Chapter 4.
> I'm giving different people different areas of experimentation but you do NOT have to work together.                                                                                                                                                                    > Try to conduct your experiments OFF campus, while you are interacting with your family/friends/co-workers.                                                                                                                                  > > > Bring in your notes on your results/findings & be prepared to CONCRETELY & CONCISELY discuss them in class on _M 11/26.  (APPROX  MINUTES PER PERSON--so PLAN your talk) 


     
    to: LSMichelle ALTO ,   Elizabeth MILLER, George GOROS , Tim WENIGER

   GB: Chris NORRIS,  Fatimah STEPHENS , Rich RAMIREZ , Ashley HUZIARSKI

        Choose ANY one nonverbal pattern and/or characteristic discussed in your text within these pages: pp. 75 & 78-79 & 79[ re: eye behavior] .
Devise some way to go out & determine whether the patterns mentioned in the text can also be seen in your "real life" contexts.  In class you'll have about one minute to:  tell us<1>  which nonverbal channel & patterns you chose to investigate, <2> How you went about "testing" the pattern <3> your results & findings.

 


 

    to: LS: Matt KOWALSKI , Philip SANFORD, Lara SPAGNUOLO, Eric JOHNSON,          GB:  Danielle HUNT ,   Dave SHULMAN , Jennifer TABOADA , Jessica RIVERA    
        Choose ANY one nonverbal pattern and/or characteristic discussed in your text within these pages: pp. 76-77 & 79 & 83 [ re: body movement]. 
Devise some way to go out & determine whether the patterns mentioned in the text can also be seen in your "real life" contexts.  In class you'll have about one minute to:  tell us<1>  which nonverbal channel & patterns you chose to investigate, <2> How you went about "testing" the pattern <3> your results & findings.

 


    to:  LS:   Amy BRENNAN, Johan SINGH  , Christine LENZA  Sara SELA     

         GB:  Morgan WILLIAMS , Heather GACHKO Chris COSTA, Gabriel AFANADOR    
        Choose ANY one nonverbal pattern and/or characteristic discussed in your text within these pages: pp. 79 - 81  [re:  voice]
Devise some way to go out & determine whether the patterns mentioned in the text can also be seen in your "real life" contexts.  In class you'll have about one minute to:  tell us<1>  which nonverbal channel & patterns you chose to investigate, <2> How you went about "testing" the pattern <3> your results & findings.


    to:  LS:  Doug EGETH Karena STRAUB , Tom KIERZKOWSKI , Kristen MOUNT
        GB: , Uju CHIEMELU , Michelle DOMINY,  A.J. ARTHUR    

    Choose ANY one nonverbal pattern and/or characteristic discussed in your text within these pages: pp.  82 -85  [re: self-presentation, time, touch].
Devise some way to go out & determine whether the patterns mentioned in the text can also be seen in your "real life" contexts.  In class you'll have about one minute to:  tell us<1>  which nonverbal channel & patterns you chose to investigate, <2> How you went about "testing" the pattern <3> your results & findings.

 


    to: LSMike MATTIA , Rory CUMMINGS , JENNIFER VINCIGUERRA, Shawn GUTHREAU
   GB: Melissa WRIGHT, Patrick LEWIS, Bernard CREEF , Sue Ann CHERY

   Choose ANY one nonverbal pattern and/or characteristic discussed in your text within these pages: pp. 85-91[ re: environment, space] 
Devise some way to go out & determine whether the patterns mentioned in the text can also be seen in your "real life" contexts.  In class you'll have about one minute to:  tell us<1>  which nonverbal channel & patterns you chose to investigate, <2> How you went about "testing" the pattern <3> your results & findings.
 
 
 

 


  updated 11/19/01