Comm lecture 2013a
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This document discusses intercultural communication. It begins by defining communication and how it involves transferring information from one place to another. It then explains the different ways humans communicate, including verbally, non-verbally, and through writing. Culture influences all forms of communication. Non-verbal communication is specifically examined as communicating through symbols without words. The document aims to outline key aspects of intercultural communication, focusing on non-verbal exchanges between cultures.
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- 1. Intercultural Communication © 2012, SAGE Publications, Inc
- 2. Outline • What is communication? • How do we communicate? • Non-verbal communication • Intercultural communication • Contextual model of intercultural communication © 2012, SAGE Publications, Inc
- 3. What is Communication? • Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place to another. © 2012, SAGE Publications, Inc
- 4. How do we communicate? • Verbal Communication • Non-Verbal Communication • Written Communication • Visualizations [often included in non- verbal] © 2012, SAGE Publications, Inc
- 5. How do we communicate? • Culture influences ALL of these. • Let’s look at non-verbal communication © 2012, SAGE Publications, Inc
- 6. Nonverbal Communication Nonverbal communication is the process of transferring meaning without use of words. • Nonverbal communication can be used to refer to using a non-spoken symbol to communicate a specific message.