Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of nonverbal means of communication and their relationship with verbal means and examines the different points of view of researchers on the issue of the dominance of the type of communication in human communication. Comparing the elements of Uzbek, Russian, and English kinesic communication, the author collects, systemizes, and describes the kinesic elements. In particular, kinetic means (gestures, facial expressions, other types of body movements) are considered, which are an integral, organic part of the language system. This article draws attention to the specific features of Uzbek, Russian, and English communicative behavior.
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