Principles of Non Verbal Communication
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This document discusses principles and types of non-verbal communication. It notes that non-verbal communication supplements verbal communication, regulates interactions, establishes relationships, and reflects cultural values. The document outlines five main principles of non-verbal communication and identifies five types, including body language, paralanguage, space language, time language, and sign language. It also provides examples of paralanguage elements like pitch, speed, and volume and defines intimate, personal, social, and public space.
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- 1. AMITY BUSINESS SCHOOL MBA (All programs), Semester III BUSINESS COMMUNICATION Dr SMRITA SINHA 1
- 2. Non Verbal Communication PRINCIPLES 1.Supplements Verbal Communication 2.Regulates Interaction 3. Establishes Relationships 4. Reflects Cultural Values FUNCTIONS a. to Create impressions through body language & paralanguage b. to Initiate and manage interactions c. to Express emotions d. to Convey deception e. to Convey power 2
- 3. Forms of Non-Verbal Communication • Conscious Non- Verbal Communication • Subliminal Non Verbal Communication 3
- 4. TYPES OF NVC • • • • • Body language Paralanguage Space Language Time language Sign language 4