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Communication and Nonverbal Communication
2011. - 2015. g.
Nr. | Sadaļas nosaukums | Lpp. |
Introduction | 1 | |
Chapter 1. | Definitions of the concepts communication and non-verbal communication | 4 |
1.1. | Meaning and purpose of Communication and nonverbal communication | 6 |
1.2. | Basic Purposes of Communication | 8 |
1.3. | A Study of Communication | 10 |
Chapter 2. | The Concept and Characteristics of Nonverbal communication | 14 |
2.1. | Uses of Nonverbal Communication | 24 |
Chapter 3. | Cross-cultural comparison of nonverbal communication | 25 |
3.1. | The Communication Gap | 30 |
3.1.1. | Communication Patterns during Meetings | 33 |
3.1.2. | Meeting Behavior and Comportment | 34 |
3.2. | Body Language | 35 |
Chapter 4. | Cross - culture completions of non - verbal communication in the business contacts of USA, JAPAN, RUSSIA | 41 |
4.1. | USA Cultural Factors in Communication | 41 |
4.2. | Russia | 47 |
4.3. | Japan | 50 |
Conclusion | 52 | |
List of literature | 54 | |
Appendix 1. | 56 | |
Appendix 2. | 60 |
Conclusion
In conclusion the following tips are to be taken into consideration:
1. Human communication means to make sense out of the world and to share it with the others.
2. Nonverbal messages will always be more accurately representing our feelings, attitudes and beliefs.
3. The nonverbal communication is not always the whole story.
4. Commit to being a lifelong learner about how to read non-verbal signs or body language. Remember that people can and do communicate information in numerous ways.
5. Ask questions about body language to clear up confusion about the other person’s nonverbal signs.
6. Learn to use your body language to be more effective in your communications.
7. Learn to view some gestures as a group of signals, rather than as an individual signal to make sure you are not placing too much emphasis on a single gesture.
8. Nonverbal language represents more than 50% of our total messages 9. Non verbal communication is meant to be anything else than words themselves that communicates or affects the message which is being contained in the words.
10. In business life nonverbal communication can make us successful or on the contrary can disappoint us.
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Contents Introduction 1 Chapter 1 . Definitions of the concepts communication and non-verbal communication 4 1.1 Meaning and purpose of Communication and nonverbal communication. 6 1.2 Basic Purposes of Communication 8 1.3 A Study of Communication 10 Chapter 2. The Concept and Characteristics of Nonverbal communication 14 2.1. Uses of Nonverbal Communication 24 Chapter 3. Cross-cultural comparison of nonverbal communication. 25 3.1 The Communication Gap 30 3.1.1. Communication Patterns during Meetings 33 3.1.2. Meeting Behavior and Comportment 34 3.2 Body Language 35 Chapter 4. Cross - culture completions of non - verbal communication in the business contacts of USA, JAPAN, RUSSIA. 41 4.1. USA Cultural Factors in Communication 41 4.2 Russia 47 4.3 Japan 50 Conclusion 52 List of literature: 54 Appendix 1 56 Appendix 2 60
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