Kinesics - This includes gestures, head movements, posture, and facial expressions, Eye Contact - The way people look at each other can communicate a range of emotions, from interest to hostility, Haptics - The way people touch each other, and how frequently, can communicate intimacy, familiarity, or power dynamics., Proxemics - The distance people keep from each other can communicate their relationship, comfort level, or cultural norms., Paralanguage - The tone, pitch, volume, speed, and quality of voice can convey emotions or attitudes., Physical Appearance - Clothing, grooming, and physical attributes can communicate personal style, social status, or cultural identity, Artefacts - Personal items, such as jewellery, tattoos, or even the kind of car a person drives or the technology they use can also communicate messages about their identity, status, or preferences., Environment and Design - The way a space is set up and decorated can communicate certain values or priorities., Chronemics - The study of how time affects communication such as punctuality, the amount of time given to activities or interactions, etc.,

Non-Verbal Communication/Microteaching

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