Nonverbal Communication of Women Survey
This survey is for my research in the role of nonverbal communication in professional relationships with women aged 21-31 within the contemporary workplace. Please answer to the best of your ability.

*Requirement, participants must have worked in person before COVID-19 and worked on an online platform because of COVID-19*
*Participants must identify as women and be 21-31 years old*


The American Psychological Association defines nonverbal communication as the act of conveying information without the use of words. Nonverbal communication occurs through facial expressions, gestures, body language, tone of voice, and other physical indications of mood, attitude, approbation, and so forth, some of which may require knowledge of the culture or subculture to understand.

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Name (names will be omitted for this research and participants will be referred to as participant 1, 2, etc,) *
Age *
What do you do for work/ what field are you in? *
On a scale of 1-10, how important do you feel nonverbal communication or behavior is in the workplace? *
Not important
Very important
Rank the nonverbal cues from most important (1) to least important (9) *
Body Movement
Appearance or Clothing
Eye Movement (eye contact)
Touch (hand shake, touch avoidance)
Voice Qualities ('umm's, volume, silence)
Smell
Physical Space (awareness of personal space)
Use of Time
Objects (messages received from environment or architecture of space)
1 (most important)
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 (least important)
Please explain how online workplaces have changed normal nonverbal communication since the pandemic *
How formal is your nonverbal communication with your boss/manager? *
Not formal
Very formal
How formal is your nonverbal communication with your coworkers? *
Not formal
Very Formal
How formal is your nonverbal communication with customers (if applicable)
Not formal
Very formal
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Is the utilization of nonverbal cues important to the success of your job? *
Not Important
Very Important
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