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    whether you care or don’t care‚ whether you’re comfortable or nervous. Fifth of all‚ haptics meaning touch like a hug or a hi-five is usually signs of encouragement and affection. Sixthly‚ eye contact is considered to be one of the most sincere features as it is the most difficult to fake. A blink can suggest a joke or eyes full of hatred cannot show hospitality. Other less noticeable types of NVC consist of proxemics or personal space‚ appearance and artifacts. So what roles do NVC play in communication

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    Nonverbal Communication There are many ways people can communicate with each other. Some people communicate through music‚ such as Jay-Z‚ Kanye West‚ Isley Brothers‚ and Linkin Park. Others may spread the word through ministry‚ poetry‚ or sculpting. In general‚ there are many ways people can communicate with each other. The number one way of communicating is verbal. People might think that nonverbal communication is universal‚ but it’s not. There are multiple times when people use alternative

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    Professor Fernando Ganivet SPC 3540 – Persuasion October 22‚ 2013 Kennedy-Nixon Debate Analysis There may be more truth to the old saying‚ “it’s not what you say but how you say it.” On average‚ 93 percent of meaning found in communication comes from nonverbal messages (Mehrabian 1967). Nonverbal communication is the wordless transmission of information through body language‚ gestures‚ tone‚ space and appearance. The first televised presidential debate is a pivotal example of how pervasive

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    form of a comfortably furnished house in Great Britain. Firstly‚ I would cast Nora as a slight‚ blonde haired woman wearing seemingly expensive burgundy dress to portray her comparative wealth to the audience; she would have dark circles under her eyes‚ despite being seemingly awake and lively in order to show her inner exhaustion at being indebted to Krogstad and keeping her great secret. Mrs Linde‚ on the other hand‚ would be a taller woman‚ with dark brown hair‚ wearing dark brown clothes which

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    “One cannot not communicate“ (Watzlawick et al. 1967) because every behavior‚ even if it is silent and may occur below the level of consciousness‚ reveals informa- tion about oneself. It remains doubtful‚ though‚ how far the disclosed information matches the way it got received. Even if non verbal communication is performed advisedly‚ may the sender always rest assured that his message reached the receiver correctly? In the light of intercultural differences‚ it is highly dubious. However‚ ac- cording

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    communicate effectively. Both verbal and nonverbal communication is related and very important in our interactions with others. There are many types of non-verbal communication that can be used to contradict verbal messages‚ such as facial expressions‚ eye contact‚ hand gestures and personal appearance. Observing and identifying behavior in verbal and nonverbal interactions of others can help increase a person ’s ability to communicate more effectively. Non-verbal communication is used so often that we actually

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    gestures‚ facial expressions and eye movements. On Greeting * HANDSHAKE -the most familiar form of greeting in the world. * Direct eye contact * Smile paves the way for positive interaction. Etiquette when shaking hands… * FIRST Clean hands Manicured and trimmed nails Free from perspiration & warm * SECOND A great handshake should be executed professionally‚ politely with a firm grip‚ a warm welcoming smile and eye contact. * THIRD Be situationally aware

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    Does crossed hand-eye dominance affect free throw shooting in basketball? The purpose of this experiment is to learn about crossed hand eye dominance and help increase free throw percentage in basketball. Some further investigations could include testing if crossed hand-eye dominance effected hand-eye coordination‚ if air pressure will affect the dynamics of ball bouncing‚ or if people that are left-dominant or right-dominant affect any certain thing. First‚ the eye dominance test was conducted‚

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    behaviours using TIME: · Recognition · Priorities II. Nonverbal communication behaviours using the BODY: · Eye Contact – There seems to be more eye contact in interpersonal interactions between Arabs‚ South Americans‚ and Greeks than between people from other cultures. There is evidence that some African Americans looks at others less than whites do when sending and receiving messages. · Eyes · Skin · Posture · Facial expression – the face is the exhibit gallery of our emotional displays. And

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    MCC 303- Security Analysis And Portfolio Management Question 1- As a speaker you are addressing a group of people. Explain the elements involved in this communication. Answer :- The elements involved in communication are: Sender or encoder – This is the person who transmits a message. For example‚ a manager writing a letter to a consultant after a meeting or a sales manager making a presentation to the sales team. Here the manager is the sender Receiver or decoder – The person who

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