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This presentation provides information about non-verbal communication cues in the United States. It begins with introducing the presenters and stating that the topic is non-verbal communication cues in the USA. It then defines non-verbal communication and discusses the different types including facial expressions, body language, gestures, eye contact and touch. The roles and benefits of non-verbal communication are explained for both professional and relational contexts. Specific non-verbal cues common in the USA are outlined such as hand gestures, eye contact and tones of voice. Each cue is defined and examples are provided. The presentation concludes with a thank you.
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- 1. Welcome To Our Presentation Non-Verbal Cues of the United States of America Topic Name
- 2. Name Student ID Hossain Anirban Momin 2104210110218 Nizum Shajrin 2104210110220 G.M Raian Bin Nizam 2104210110235 Md. Liakat Khan Nafi 2104210110204 Meraz Mahmood 2104210110219 Country: United States of America Members- Course Name: Business Communication Course Code: BUS201 Group Information
- 3. Non-Verbal Communication The Non-Verbal Communication is the process of representing meaning without the use of words either spoken or written Definition
- 4. Types of Non-Verbal Communication Facial Expressions Body Movement and Postures Gestures Eye Contact Touch Space Voice
- 5. Roles of Non-Verbal Communication Repetition: Repeats & Strengthens Verbal Messages Contradiction: Contradicts Verbal Messages Substitution: Substitutes Verbal Messages Complementing: Adds Complement to Verbal Messages Accenting: Accents or Underlines Verbal Messages
- 6. Non-Verbal Communication in Context Non-Verbal Communication Can be Used in Two Types of Context. It can be used in- 1. Professional Contexts 2. Relational Contexts
- 7. Benefits of Non-Verbal Communication Professional Contexts Relational Contexts • Enhances Conversation • Makes Communications Smoother • Makes Communications Professional • Gives Feedback Quickly • Reinforces Positive Feedbacks • Creates Positive Environment • Makes Conversation Friendly • Helps To Show Emotions • Gives Feedback Quickly
- 8. Non-Verbal Cues Of The USA • Nonverbal communications are highly valued in America • American audience prioritize directness • There are many nonverbal cues in America
- 9. Hand Wave Thumbs-Up Thumbs-Down Folded Arms Hand-Shake Eye-Contact Tone of Voice Air Quotes Chin on Hand Come Here Raised Hand Rubbed Hand Rubbed Chin Forehead Rub Smiling Frowning Wide Eyes Biting Lip Visible Exhale Rolling Eyes Non-Verbal Cues Of The USA
- 10. Hand Wave A Gesture of Greeting or Farewell Folded Arms A Gesture of Impatient Attitude Thumbs-Down A Signal of Disagreement or Negative Response Thumbs-Up A Signal of Approval or Positive Response Explanation of the Non-Verbal Cues
- 11. Hand-Shake A Gesture of Greeting, Approval or Farewell Air Quotes A Gesture that Mimics “Quotation Marks” Tone of Voice Adjustment of Tone According to Situation Eye-Contact Used by Both Listeners & Speakers to Show Interest Explanation of the Non-Verbal Cues
- 12. Chin On Hand A Gesture of Boredom or Impatience Rubbed Hand A Sign of Enthusiasm Preceding a Task Raised Hand A Gesture to Seek the Opportunity to Speak Come Here An Informal Gesture to Call Someone to Come Closer Explanation of the Non-Verbal Cues
- 13. Rubbed Chin A Gesture of Serious Thoughts Frowning An Expression of Anger, Disgust or Similar Negative Emotions Smiling An Expression of Happiness or Similar Positive Emotions Forehead Rub An Action of Annoyance Explanation of the Non-Verbal Cues
- 14. Wide Eyes An Expression of Surprise, Disbelief or Fear Rolling Eyes A Sign of Irritation or Annoyance Visible Exhale A Sign of Frustration of Exhaustion Biting Lip An Expression of Anger or Deep Thought Explanation of the Non-Verbal Cues
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