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- 1. Communicate Non Verbally Muhammad Mahad Paracha P200124 Presentation 12
- 2. CHARACTERISTICS OF NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION 1. Inevitable 2. primary conveyer of emotions, 3. multichannel, 4. ambiguous. FOUR MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
- 3. Types of Non Verbal Communication There are variety of types of Non verbal Communication To deliver message discussed below
- 4. Use of Body: Kinesics Gestures Eye contact Facial expression
- 6. Use of Voice: Vocalic Pitch is the highness or lowness of vocal tone Rate Rate is the speed at which a person speaks. Quality (Timbre) Quality is the sound of a person’s voice that distinguishes it from others PITCH
- 7. Intonation Intonation is the variety, melody, or inflection in one’s voice Vocalized pauses Vocalized pauses are extraneous sounds or words that interrupt fluent speech
- 8. Use of Space: Proxemics Have you ever been in the midst of a conversation with someone who you felt was standoffish or pushy
- 9. Personal space Personal space is the distance we try to maintain when we interact with other people
- 10. PHYSICAL SPACE Physical space is the part of the physical environment over which we exert control. Artifacts Artifacts are the objects and possessions we use to decorate the physical space we control
- 11. Use of Time: Chronemics Chronemics is how we interpret use of time and is based largely on cultural context (Hall, 1959). People from Western cultures tend to be very time conscious
- 12. Self-Presentation Cues People learn a lot about us based on how we look. This includes our physical appearance as well as our clothing and grooming • Physical Appearance Physical Appearance People make judgments about others based on how they look. We can control our physique to some extent through exercise, diet, cosmetic surgery, and so on. But we also inherit much of our physical appearance, including our body type and physical features such as hair and eyes.
- 13. Clothing and Grooming Our clothing and personal grooming communicate a message about us. Today, more than ever, people use clothing choices, body art, and other personal grooming to communicate who they are and what they stand for. L
- 14. Guide lines to improve way of non verbal communication Sending Nonverbal Messages Be conscious of the nonverbal behaviors you are displaying Be purposeful in your use of nonverbal communication 3. Make sure that your nonverbal cues do not distract from your message. Make your nonverbal communication match your verbal communication Adapt your nonverbal behavior to the situation.
- 15. Interpreting Nonverbal Messages Do not automatically assume that a particular behavior means the same thing to everyone. Consider nonverbal behaviors as they relate to the context of the message . Pay attention to the multiple nonverbal cues being sent and their relationship to the verbal message Use perception checking.
- 16. Summary Nonverbal communication refers to the interpretations of bodily actions, vocal qualities, use of space and time, and self-presentation cues. Nonverbal communication is inevitable, multichannel, intentional or unintentional, possibly ambiguous, and the primary means by which we convey our emotions. The sources of nonverbal messages include use of body motions (kinesics: gestures, eye contact, facial expression, posture, and touch), use of voice (vocalics: pitch, volume, rate, quality and intonation, and vocalized pauses), use of space (proxemics: personal space, physical space, and use of artifacts), use of time (chronemics), and self-presentation cues (physical appearance as well as clothing and grooming). Although the meanings we attach to nonverbal behaviors are infl uenced by culture and gender,