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Messages can be communicated through gestures and touch, body language or posture, facial expression and eye contact.
The process of communication through sending and receiving wordless cues between people.
Rhetoric is a communication theory originally developed by Aristotle as a means of challenging a number of prevailing assumptions about what constitutes a effective presentation.
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Messages can be communicated through gestures and touch, body language or posture, facial expression and eye contact.
The process of communication through sending and receiving wordless cues between people.
Rhetoric is a communication theory originally developed by Aristotle as a means of challenging a number of prevailing assumptions about what constitutes a effective presentation.
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2. Kinesics
It
is one of the branch of science in
which relation of body movements are
studied with the help of aspects of body
language.
All these aspects are studied in kinesics.
Messages are unsayingly transmitted
through bodily movements.
3. Proxemics
Proxemics
is an “using of space” which is used
in verbal as well as non-verbal communication.
The term proxemics has been derived from the
word “Proximity” means nearness or
closeness.
The people of same opinion come very close
in relations whereas those who keeps distance
in thoughts have no closeness.
Those who do not take space or pause
indicate hurry or not so confident & want to
complete before others understanding.
6. Haptics
A
touch that communicates various
emotions is known as Haptics.
Haptics is related to human touch.
It is very swiftest & most open type of
body language.
Haptics conveys care, concern,
affection, friendliness, encouragement,
anger, disgust, displeasure, violence &
hate.
7. Positive Message
A pat/ caressing on the head
of a child indicates affection.
A handshake implies
friendliness.
A pat on the back expresses
praise & approval.
A hug communicates warmth
of love in relationship
8. Negative
A slap or push expresses
hatred or annoyance.
Prick indicates violent feelings
A handshake with
pressure indicates
domination.
9. Vocalics
Vocalics
refers to modulation of voice.
In which speakers tone, pause, volume,
intonation, pattern of pronunciation etc. are
observed.
The voice is an extra ordinary attribute of
human being.
A good voice with modulation expresses good
communication.
A modulation voice is required according to
the situation.
10. Chronemics
Chronemics
refers to “using of time”
which is substitutely known as
“manipulation of time”
It is important that time factor must be
kept in mind for any speaker.
The way people use time reflects their
personality.
The person behaving according to clock
shows punctuality of nature.
11. Artifacts
The
arts reflects fact is called artifacts.
Many people are interested to collect the
arts in their home & it shows their intrest.
Artifacts refers to “environment & object”
Most of times the outside environment
shows or indicates inside environment.
