Kerry spoke German which created a language barrier, and the desk between them affected their proximity. She maintained eye contact throughout despite changes in who was speaking. Charlotte actively engaged in conversation, asking questions to keep the discussion flowing until the phone interrupted. Dudley had an accent but was easy to understand as he maintained eye contact and was friendly while speaking. He had verbal tics like ums and laughs that showed signs of nervousness.

2. Kerry was convergent towards us but there
was a semic barrier✔as she was speaking in
German.✔A physical barrier✔ was the desk
which affected the proxemics.✔✔She was
on a swivel chair so her orientation✔was
towards us even though we were stood to
the side of her original position. She kept
occulesics✔throughout, even when there
was no dialogue between sender and
receiver . ✔

3. Charlotte showed excellent
convergence✔towards us, she was very
willing to talk and easy to understand.
✔She was also the sender in the process
model of communication✔as she kept the
conversation flowing by also asking us
questions. A physical barrier was when the
phone rang and she had to vacate the
conversation to answer it. ✔The desk
affected the proxemics✔and was also a
physical barrier✔in the convergence.✔

4. Dudley had an accent which was?but was
still easy to converse with why/how? as
he was friendly and kept
occulesicsthroughout explore. His
divergences is it?was a ‘nervous’ laugh
and lots of ‘erm’ definition/term ? during
the speech.