neverbální
Neverbální is a term used to describe communication that does not rely on spoken or written language. In psychology, anthropology, and linguistics, nonverbal communication includes signals such as facial expressions, gestures, posture, eye contact, proxemics, haptics, and paralinguistic features like tone, tempo, and volume. The term is used in several languages to denote nonverbal communication.
Nonverbal expression occurs through multiple channels: kinesics (body movements and gestures), facial expression, oculesics (eye behavior),
Nonverbal cues can reinforce, contradict, or replace verbal messages. They help regulate conversations, indicate interest or
Interpretation of nonverbal signals varies across cultures and situations. A gesture or gesture pattern that is
Nonverbal communication is studied with observational coding systems and theoretical frameworks; the Facial Action Coding System
Applications include education, therapy, intercultural training, leadership, and user-interface design, where awareness of nonverbal cues improves