Nonverbal Communication
Published on Nov 27, 2017
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Just know it's significant!
(on the next slide, look at the overall idea, not the numbers)
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Our book lists 6 categories
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1. facial expressions
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This includes ways your eyes, eyebrows, or mouth can send signals to others
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2. gestures & posture
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How you sit or stand, if you lean, how you use your hands and arms--it's body language!
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3. vocal characteristics
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Including the tone, tempo, pitch & overall quality of your voice--everything apart from the words themselves
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This includes clothing, grooming, hair, tattoos, piercings & so on
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5. touch
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Touch, of course, can soothe or alarm. These days at work it's best to avoid. It's...
a touchy subject!
6. time & space
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Punctuality, keeping others waiting, speed of work AND how furniture and offices are arranged, where you sit, how close you stand... it's a big category!
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Emojis, logos, and signs found all around us have nonverbal components and can make people feel excited, welcome, and taken care of, or alienated, not "in the know," or upset
Finally, here are the key questions:
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Considering the six areas of
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facial expressions
gestures & posture
vocal characteristics
personal appearance
touch &
time and space
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What works for us?
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