When a person's verbal and nonverbal communication does not match, the nonverbal cues often "speak" louder. For example, if someone says "Good morning" but has a sarcastic look on his face, one would tend to pay more attention to the gestures rather than the spoken words.
Here is a reminder of what denotes verbal and nonverbal communication:
Verbal
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Spoken words
Written words
Visual symbols representing words
Gestures that represent words (ex. ESL)
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Nonverbal
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Body language
Gestures
Posture
Body movements
Facial expressions
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Example of verbal and nonverbal communication |
Spoken Words are an Example of Verbal Communication |
Examples of gestures |
Gestures are an Example of Nonverbal Communication |
Nursing Status Report |
Nursing Status Report is Example of Verbal Communication |
Recording Vital Signs in Patient Care Record |
Written Data in Patient Care Record is Verbal Communication |
Patient Moans |
Moaning and Other Sounds are Examples of Nonverbal Communication |
Negative Gestures and Body Language |
Body Gestures and Body Language are Examples of Nonverbal Communication |
Translating Words from One Language to Another |
Translating from One Language to Another is Verbal Communication |
Crying and Body Movements |
Crying and Body Movements are Examples of Nonverbal Communication |
Body Positions and Therapeutic Touch |
Therapeutic Touch is an Example of Nonverbal Communication |
Signs with Words or Symbols |
Signs with Words or Symbols are Examples of Verbal Communication |
American Sign Language |
American Sign Language is an Example of Verbal Communication |
Smiling and Facial Expressions |
Smiling and Facial Expressions are Examples of Nonverbal Communication |
Body Movements |
Body Movements are an Example of Nonverbal Communication |
Reading Written Words and Symbols |
Reading Written Words and Symbols are an Example of Verbal Communication |
Spoken Words and Quotes |
Spoken Words and Quotes are Examples of Verbal Communication |
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