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    Theory Communication

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    Proxemics- is a subcategory of the study of nonverbal communication along with haptics (touch)‚ kinesics (body movement)‚vocalics (paralanguage)‚ and chronemics (structure of time).[1] Proxemics can be defined as "the interrelated observations and theories of man’s use of space as a specialized elaboration of culture" Hall believed that the value in studying proxemics comes from its applicability in evaluating not only the way people interact with others in daily life

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    extent iconic and may be universally understood. Paul Ekman’s influential 1960s studies of facial expression determined that expressions of anger‚ disgust‚ fear‚ joy‚ sadness and surprise are universal. Proxemics: physical space in communication Proxemics: physical space in communication Proxemics is the study of how people use and

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    firmly places itself in the memory of the viewer forever. Its masterful use of filming techniques to achieve the correct mood for the film poses it as an eye catcher. Apart from the plot‚ the director’s choice and use of camera angles‚ lighting‚ proxemics‚ framing‚ editing‚ and shot-length enhanced the film and provided the perfect mood for the plot. Set in 19th century New York‚ the film starts in catacombs as Priest Vallon‚ (played by Liam Neeson‚) is getting his gang of Irish immigrants ready

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    CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION While studying culture and communication‚ it is found that gender is an important factor that makes a difference in communication. Using evidences and examples from local and international‚ highlight and explain those differences. ‘For men and women‚ communication can be a very long drive‚ using different roads most probably to get to the same place.’ Having said that‚ it would be appropriate to first give a definition of the word communication followed by what gender

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    female-female pairs who like each are found to be closer to each other than do pairs who feel no personal attraction toward each other. Environmental influences‚ such as noise‚ heat‚ and humidity‚ decrease attraction between pairs of individuals. See proxemics. ATTRACTION: "A person found himself to have less attraction to his girlfriend when stuck in an elevator with her for several hours without respite." Related Psychology Articles Emotional Disturbance and How To Identify It Counseling Children

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    Violations of Nonverbal Rules The elements of nonverbal communication are proxemics‚ kinesics‚ vocalics‚ chronemics and haptics. Among them‚ proxemics and haptics are the two types of rules and social norms I see violations‚ as different cultures have different attitudes towards space and touch in communication. In the following essay‚ I will talk about my view on violations of nonverbal rules through my own experiences‚ and what type of violation is excusable. Then I will outline the factors

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    Asian Social Science November‚ 2009 Nonverbal Communication and the Effect on Interpersonal Communication Haiyan Wang School of Foreign Languages‚ Qingdao University of Science and Technology Qingdao 266061‚ China E-mail: haiyanwang417@163.com Abstract It cannot be denied that the importance of interpersonal communication to the development of our society. Without interpersonal communication‚ people are unable to understand each other‚ cooperate with each other and promote the development

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    the same respect from my peers that I hold for myself. Many people have unique ways of expressing their sense of self or individuality. Proxemics is the use of space. Typically the culture in urban areas favors standing close during communication. On the other hand‚ the culture from a rural area may find it uncomfortable. In my own nonverbal behavior‚ my proxemics can be depicted as sociopetal because the proximity and closeness of my interactions with friends‚ family‚ and neighbors allows for an

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    Learning Plan 2 - Short Answer Activity (10 points each) Write and submit 1 - 2 typed paragraphs for each question. Please remember to: ← Reflect‚ in your own words‚ the content of textbook lessons. ← Use complete sentences with proper paragraphing. ← Use standard grammar‚ punctuation‚ and spelling. ← Show good logic and organization‚ amplifying definitions with examples. 1. Briefly explain the importance of paralanguage. Give three distinct examples of how paralanguage might

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    the emotions of the audience. The message they were trying to deliver was sent clearly through the help of nonverbal cues throughout the play. Among the forms of nonverbal communication used‚ physical appearance‚ facial expression‚ posture and proxemics were the most obvious ones. The set designer and costume designer did a really good job. The way the actors and the set look really set the mood of the play. The costumes and the set really tell a lot about the story. Just by looking at the stage

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