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    specifically communication. The foundation of communication is commonly understood to have two aspects; a sender and a receiver. Communication not only includes daily messages sent verbally but also through the use of unwritten‚ writing‚ signals‚ and body language. This paper briefly will discuss the specific differences between verbal and nonverbal communication and how each can negatively or positively affect the message. Verbal or communication requires the message being delivered by words. This can

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    Dr/Magda Bagnied  Nader Basem fadel – first assignment nonverbal communication : Definition :- The process of sending and receiving messages without using words‚ either spoken or written. Similar to the way that italicizing emphasizes written language‚ nonverbal behavior may emphasize parts of a verbal message. Another definition : Definition “nonverbal communication involves those nonverbal stimuli in a communication setting that are generated by both the source [speaker] and his or her use

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    Early Vs. Modern Civilization When we look around our world today it can be difficult to see and believe just how futile we were in our beginning. When we see all of the modern buildings ‚forms of transportation and things such as language we can come to realize just how much we have grown in knowledge compared to our beginning years. Lets take a look at the ways we have changed and even some of the things that are still present in modern civilization. Stanislaus 2 In early

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    people communicate more non verbally if there foreign to the language or just in a normal fast pace day. Demonstrative communication is a form on nonverbal and unwritten communication. Unlike verbal communication‚ demonstrative involves Body‚ physiology and nonverbal. There is a saying that actions speak louder than words‚ which is true communicating your body through eye contact‚ gestures or facial expressions giving the wrong body language to a person will send the wrong message to the person‚ in

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    in which you note three things that you learned about language. E-mail me your paragraph/list on or before October 22 (marla.perkins@oswego.edu). • The King’s Speech (drama: about working through a speech impediment—phonetics/speech pathology/sociolinguistics) • The Gods Must Be Crazy (comedy: includes lots of a natively spoken click language—phonetics/typology) • Children of a Lesser God (drama: about deaf culture and American Sign Language—typology/sociolinguistics) • Rango (comedy: about creating

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    America and someone in India can go south if one doesn’t understand the other. Not only was Todd struggling with understanding their language but he was also finding it hard to adapt to their body language. Although American life style and Indian life style are totally different‚ Todd was able to adapt to it via non-verbal communication. You may not realize it but body language differs in every culture. Eye contact‚ head shaking‚ hand gestures and other simple actions are totally different and if used

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    “speech therapists. Speech therapists work with adults as well as children to improve their language skills and academic performance. Speech pathologists’ work involves assessment‚ diagnosis‚ and treatment. A typical day of a Speech Pathologist is very hectic and includes written and oral tests. ”They use special instruments to diagnose the nature and extent of impairment and to record and analyze speech‚ language‚ and swallowing irregularities.” (Speech pathologist: career profile‚ about.com guide)

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    practically anything you can speak through‚ write‚ draw or paint on; by songs and music. Non-verbal communication is by using body language‚ eye contact‚ facial expression‚ gestures‚ behaviour‚ by active listening. Also by close contact-touching‚ stroke head‚ hand shake‚ clap on the shoulder etc. For people who are disable communication can be used by sign language. By using body language we can be friendly or rude. 1.2. Explain how communication affects relationships in the work setting. The work

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    relationships with children‚ parents and other adults. This is because relationships are influenced by the body language‚ facial expression and ways in which others listen and talk to you that are the way they communicate. 6.2 * Eye to eye contact. * Hand and facial gestures (non verbal) which usually shows emotions and feelings. * PECS (picture exchange communication)‚ sign language (Makaton‚ sign-a-long etc) * Lip reading. * Visual clues (now and next chart‚ timetable). * Phone calls

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    altered to become more like their own. For many years people have been “obsessed with fitting deaf children into the hearing lifestyle because they say it is reality and in the process‚ they deprive many deaf children of the opportunity to learn language and become fully functioning individuals with their own right‚” (Letters: Deaf culture in America PAGE #). Deaf people

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