Intonation is defined as the manner of speaking Proxemics is the study of spatial communication

a language. It also refers to rising and falling in
pitch
Phrasing is the process of breaking or dividing
an utterance into breath units or thought
groups. To separate thought groups, line or
lines are drawn. Punctuation marks like
commas, colons, semi-colons, and periods are
signals for phrasing
Blending is the process of joining the final sound
of a word with the initial sound of the next
word within a thought group. The effects is a
continuous flow
The verb RECORD is stressed on the second
syllable
and how well we use it
Paralanguage cues are used for forming
impressions, for identifying emotional stats, and
for making judgements of credibility,
intelligence, and objectivity
We informally learn how to use gestures,
glances, slight changes in tone of voice, and
other auxiliary communication devices to alter
or emphasize what we say and do
Most of us are unaware that we are
communicating in many different ways even
when we are not speaking

The noun PRODUCE is stressed on the first

syllable

Stress is the relative force or prominence given

to a syllable or word. A stressed syllable or word
is given a longer duration, a louder volume

Paralanguage are the ways in which people

show what they mean other than the words
they use

Socially acceptable levels of touching varies

from one culture to another

Soft whisper manifests secrecy or sensuality

Personal Distance is 18 to 48 inches

Age, gender, educational level, ethnicity, and

state of health also defines the richness or
poorness of non-verbal communication

Environment also distinguishes the kind of

message being sent or received

Haptics is defined by which people and other

animals communicate via touch

According to Edward Hall, Personal Distance is

18 inches to 4 feet. This includes the "hidden
dimension" or your "personal bubble"