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    Kinesics

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    kinesic communication. Body language‚tone‚ gestures‚facial expressions and eye movement‚ are all types of kinesic communication. Studying the kinesics of another person or an audience will be helpful to you as the speaker‚ because it helps you to know and understand how you will communicate with that person or audience. Communicating in front of an audience successfully requires actions and qualities not found in writing. Facial expressions‚ gestures‚ and appearance are important qualities for

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    of the action on stage. Brecht employed the use of techniques to remind the spectator that the play is a representation of reality and not reality itself. One of Brecht’s key aesthetic notions was the concept of Gestus. Gestus is a clear character gesture or movement that is used by the actor that captures a moment or attitude rather than delving into emotion. Brecht “insisted on regarding poetic and theatrical language as "gestic" and even on requiring gestic music. It was the "gestic material" that

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    Discussion Based on the results of the experiment‚ most women do not opt to drink healthier beverages than men. After analyzing the data obtained through observations and finding that the results were insignificant‚ it can be concluded that there was no substantial evidence supporting the hypothesis stating that women were more health conscious than men based on their choice of drink. As shown in the study‚ women chose to intake just as many unhealthy beverages as men did. Although the total number

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    back into the water.” Like a fish being caught‚ reflections are processed the same way letting “its line down into the stream” and “the cautious hauling of it in‚ and the careful laying of it out.” However‚ if the conglomeration of an idea is insignificant

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    Miss Gee. “Now let me tell you a little story about Miss Edith Gee” is a cruel way to open the narrative as Auden instantly belittles her character and makes her seem insignificant‚ whereas she is actually the main‚ if not only character we meet in detail. This technique is effectives the reader then feels that she is insignificant‚ and although it is she who lends her name to the poem‚ is an outcast and a quiet individual. She is continually referred to as small‚ further lowering the impressions

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    lower Nutrient Density. Another factor that contributes to the high and low Nutrient Density is that the foods with high Nutrients Density have a higher percentage of vitamins‚ minerals‚ protein‚ and fiber. Foods with low Nutrient Density have an insignificant amount of vitamins‚ minerals‚ protein‚ and fiber. When analyzing the Nutrient Density results of the seven food groups‚ I was not surprised of the results. Before having calculated the average Nutrient Density of the seven food groups I had predicted

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    recovery status and length of stay in the hospital. If the pharmacy budget permits and the results on healing time are positive and significant‚ I would allow the blood fraction to be stocked for subsequent years. If the results on healing time is insignificant‚ I would not continue stocking the blood fraction after one year. One may argue that it may have other benefits such as‚ the ability to boost the immune system. I would not stock this product for its ability to boost the patients’ immune system

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    Code of Ethics - Cpa

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    CODE OF ETHICS FOR PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES CONTENTS PREFACE PART A: GENERAL APPLICATION OF THE CODE 100 110 120 130 140 150 Introduction and Fundamental Principles Integrity Objectivity Professional Competence and Due Care Confidentiality Professional Behavior PART B: PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTANTS IN PUBLIC PRACTICE 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 Introduction Professional Appointment Conflicts of Interest Second Opinions Fees and Other Types of Remuneration Marketing

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    spoken language. Students learned to mimic his sounds if they had some residual hearing‚ or just to mimic his mouth movements. Épée opened a school in Paris that utilized manual gestures. He observed that the gestures made by deaf people had specific meanings and that by learning and using the same gestures‚ the gestures in fact became signs (Mead‚ 1931). Thus‚ Épée is credited as the Father of Sign Language. Although Heinicke’s oral method and Épée’s manual method are decisively conflicting‚ the

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    other social animal species.  We are rarely taught about this mostly non-verbal form of human communication in school even though it is very important for effective interaction with others.  Growing up in a society‚ we informally learn how to use gestures‚ glances‚ slight changes in tone of voice‚ and other auxiliary communication devices to alter or emphasize what we say and do.  We learn these highly culture bound techniques over years largely by observing others and imitating them. Linguists refer

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