Types of Hand Gestures in Nonverbal Communication

The video tutorial explores five types of gestures: emblems, illustrators, adaptors, regulators, and affect displays. Emblems convey specific messages, illustrators enhance verbal communication, adaptors release tension, regulators manage communication flow, and affect displays express emotions. The tutorial includes an ungraded quiz to reinforce learning.

How can gestures be used to regulate the flow of communication in a classroom setting?

What are affect displays and how do they convey emotions?

Discuss the significance of combining hand gestures with facial expressions in affect displays.