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Nonverbal communication encompasses forms of transmission other than spoken language, including gestures, facial expressions, body language, eye contact, and physical proximity. It is an important part of daily communication that can provide valuable information about a situation, such as how a person is feeling or how to approach them. Nonverbal communication is especially important during job interviews, where reading and interpreting nonverbal cues and responding with appropriate body language can affect the outcome.
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Nonverbal Communication.pptx
- 2. Nonverbal Communication • Encompassing forms of transmission other than spoken language, expressed through gestures, facial expressions or other non-linguistic signs
- 3. Based on • An important part of daily communication
- 4. Varying as • Body language • Facial expressions • Gestures • Eye contact • Physical proximity etc.
- 5. Example • Nodding our heads when we say okay when we approve something. Don't we?
- 7. Why nonverbal communication is important?
- 8. • Giving us valuable information about a situation, such as;
- 9. Such as How a person is feeling How someone is getting information And How to approach a person or group of people
- 10. Using nonverbal communication in an interview
- 11. Important part of job interviews It is important both to read and interpret the non-verbal cues of your conversations and to respond with appropriate body language throughout.
- 12. Varying depending on the culture The transmission of information in nonverbal communication
- 13. Let’s watch a video
- 14. THANK YOU