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Non verbal business communication project
This document presents information about nonverbal communication. It defines nonverbal communication as messages expressed through means other than language, including vocal sounds and written words. It then discusses that over half of communication is nonverbal, including facial expressions and body language. The document outlines different types of nonverbal cues like eye contact and gestures. It also explains the functions and importance of nonverbal communication in transmitting messages and perceptions between people, and how culture can influence nonverbal behaviors.
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- 1. Presenting Nonverbal Communication NAMES:Gaurang Bubna Gourab Das Gourika Saha Indrayudh Bhattacharjee Ishan Keshri Jagadananda Routh Jojangandha Ghosh Kahkashan Parween Koushik Roy Burman Koyel Adhikary Kumad Ranjan CLASS: MBA SESSION: 2018-2020
- 2. What is NonverbalCommunication? Oral & nonoral messages expressed other than linguistic means. Vocal means that don’t involve language. Written words are not termed as nonverbal.
- 3. Interpreting Non-Verbal Communications: 7% Verbal 38% Words Spoken 55% Facial Expressions
- 4. Types of NonverbalCommunication: Eye Contact. Facial Expressions. Gestures. Posture and Body Orientation. Body Language. Space and Distance. Proximity. Para-linguistic. Humor. Silence. Personal Appearance. Symbol. Visual Communication.
- 5. Functions of NonverbalCommunication: Repeating Substituting Complementing AccentingRegulating Contradicting Deceiving
- 6. Importance of NonverbalCommunication: Transmitting Decoding Understanding Perceving Encoding
- 7. Importance of Culturein Nonverbal Communication : Tiber: Sticking their tongue out Japan: Bowing Oman: Nose Kiss New Zeland: Hongi India: Namaskar
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- 9. Nonverbal Messages: Present inall communications Mean different things May be intentional or unintentional Provide information May contradict verbal message May outweigh verbal message Depends on the total environment May have positive or negative effects
- 10. “Most important thingin communication is hearing what isn’t said.” – Peter Drucker “When you want to know the truth about someone that someone is probably the last person you should ask, instead look at them.” – Dalai Lama “First impression is the last impression.” - Anonymous Thank You!