how did it feel ? History of nonverbal communication : The outline: • Introduction • Why study nonvebals? • The categories of nonverbal communication. • Nonverbals in different cultures • A small exercise. • conclusion. introduction
nonverbal communication is the process of
communication through sending and receiving wordless messages. Why study nonverbal communication?
• ‘’the eyes are the mirror of the soul and treflect
everything that seems to be hidden; and like a mirror, they also reflect the person looking into them’’ . Paul Coelho Facial expressions • With only 43 muscles , our faces are capable of making more than 10000 expressions gestures • ‘’ let your body talk on your behalf . ’’ Haptics : touch • Setphen Gaskin said : « Touch is the first language we speak » paralanguage • Paralanguage is the technical term for the voice cues that accampany spoken words. Proxemics : Personal space • Personal space is the region surrounding a person which they regard as psychologically theirs. Nonverbals in different cultures Eye contact • How long the eye contact takes and how it is percieved varie from one culture to another. Physical contact • It seems like some cultures tend to have more physical contact and some just don’t. gestures • Be careful ! Proxemics • How close is too close ? Depends on where you live. A small exercice head tilting what does it mean ? Eye blocking • what does it mean? The suprasternal notch touching The open palms behavior The steeple hand conclusion • Nonverbals seem to comunicate so much things about us in a way that words simply can’t do it.
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