This document discusses nonverbal communication through facial expressions. It defines nonverbal communication and the encoding and decoding process. It also describes the six main universal facial expressions: happiness, disgust, fear, anger, surprise, and sadness. Each expression is associated with distinct facial features. The document suggests that facial expressions have social implications and influence human communication.

1. Nonverbal communication “The effects of the face on human communication ” Amna Dhabiya Sara

2. Outline: Definition of nonverbal communication Encoding – Decoding process The communicators physical characteristics Body movement Introduction to face expirations Types of facial expirations The Social Impact of Facial Expressions Summery

3. Definition of nonverbal communication :

4. Encoding – Decoding process:

5. The communicators physical characteristics :

6. Body movement :

7. Face Expiration:

8. Types of face expirations There six main types of facial expressions are found in all cultures: Happiness- round eyes, smiles, raised cheeks Disgust- wrinkled nose, lowered eyelids and eyebrow, raised upper lip Fear- around eyes, open mouth Angry- lower eyebrow and stare intensely. Surprise-raised eyebrow, wide open eyes, open mouth Sadness- Area around mouth and eyes Communicating Implications http://www.speechmastery.com/facial-expression.html

9. Types of face expirations Happiness Disgust

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