Forms of Non-Verbal

Communication
Paralangua
ge

Body
Proxemics
Language

Forms of
Nonverbal
Chronemics Communicatio Kinesics
n

Object
Tactile Language
Sign
Language
 PARTS OF
SPEECH

INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION

Forms of
Humor Personal Development
Supporting
Experiences Materials of the Body

Reference to
Illustration or Deductive
the audience
Anecdote Example Reasoning
or occasion

Quotation Importance of Causal

Explanation
the Subject Reasoning

Restatement or Use of
Question Repetition Statistics

Testimony

Visual Aids
SPECIAL TYPES OF SPEECH
Speech of Introduction

Speech of Welcome

Speech of Response

Speech of Presentation

Speech of Acceptance

Speech of Tribute

Speech of Farewell

Eulogy

Speech to Secure Goodwill

Speech for Analysis

 Referen
t

Common
Determinan
Verbal Referenc
ts of Word
Context Meaning e

Manner of
Utterance
 Types of
Physical
Reinforcement

Bodily
Movement Posture
Eye
Gestures
Contact
Descriptiv
Emphatic
e
Pointed
Open palm
Finger
Vertical Clenched
palm Fist
Turned-up
palm

Suggested

Facial
Expression
Facial
Mugger Contortioni
st
Poker
 Factors that facilitate Dyadic
Communication

Self-
Self-
Estee
concep
Identit m
t
y

Acce Selecti
p- ve
tanc Percepti Trus
e
on t
 Types of Dyadic
Communication

Conversation Dialogue Interview

Press Correction

Performance
Appraisal Sale

Counseling Exit

Grievance Interview
 Transmission

Audi
ng Recognit
ion
 Barriers to
Listening

Weak Poor
Extrinsic Personal Environmenta
l Constraints
Timing
Motivation Constraints
INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MODEL
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MODEL