PPT-Nonverbal

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Communication Voice Body Talk Environmental Cues Voice Voice is the human sound that is used to transmit oral language from sender to receiver Characteristics of

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Communication Voice Body Talk Environmental Cues Voice Voice is the human sound that is used to transmit oral language from sender to receiver Characteristics of Voice Pitch Volume   Tone. 6 No 1 pp 5164 Language learning beyond words Incorporating body language into classroom activities Tammy S Gregersen University of Northern Iowa ABSTRACT Research suggests that nonverbal communication plays an important role in second language comm 153 Nonverbal Imitation Objectives:Student learns to imitate the actions of others2.Imitation becomes the foundation upon which other importantskills are based (e.g., verbalization, play, social, self You have about 4 seconds to make a good . first impression . on those you come in contact with.. In the first four seconds, people often make . spectrum . judgments. . about you and tell themselves:. CHAPTER IV. ATTENDING SKILLS. ATTENDING SKILLS. ATTENDING SKILLS . are nonverbal communication and listening skills. . Research tells us; people never pay full attention to their own communication, nor to their partner’s communication.. Business Communication. By: Jabriel . s.Jordan. , John S. . Pistulka. , . Spencer R. . Mallonee, . Spencer S. Kidder. Non-Verbal Communication . Why is it important? . •First . impression – 90% on . The author has entitled the meeting organizers to pass it on in a printed (. pdf. ) version only, assuming that the requestor(s) will use its content only with good intentions and not take individual elements out of context or present single elements or the whole in a sense that is contrary to the one it was originally in. . Communication. Learning Outcomes. Describe the interpersonal communication process and the role of listening in the process. Describe the five communication skills of effective supervisors. Explain five communication barriers and the gateways through them. Building Relationship Skills. Compare and contrast verbal and nonverbal communication. List 4 strategies for speaking effectively. Describe how to listen actively. Key Concepts. Every second of every day, people all over the world send messages to each other. GROOMING. BODY LANGUAGE. PROFESSIONAL ETIQUETTE. AGENDA. “PEOPLE LEARN BEST NOT BY BEING TOLD, BUT BY EXPERIENCING THE CONSEQUENCES OF THEIR THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS”. It is the process of making yourself look neat and attractive.. Definition. Communication is a . two way. exchange of information.. There are three types of communication:. Verbal. communication through language. using words. having a spoken conversation. Verbal. Definition. Burgoon. , . Boller. , and Woodall (1988) define nonverbal communication as those actions and attributes of humans that have socially shared meaning, are intentionally sent or interpreted as intentional, are consciously sent or consciously received, and have the potential for feedback from the receiver. . What is Nonverbal Communication and . What . I. s . I. ts . S. ignificance. ?. It is a form of communication which is symbolic, meaningful and governed by societal or cultural rules. Our facial expressions, eye gaze, posture and tone of voice.. Guidelines for Nonverbal Attending Skills. Immediately communicate to the other person without words, that you are attending to them and that you are glad to do it.. Be careful that your facial expression is positive. . Business Communication. By: Jabriel . s.Jordan. , John S. . Pistulka. , . Spencer R. . Mallonee, . Spencer S. Kidder. Non-Verbal Communication . Why is it important? . •First . impression – 90% on .

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