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- 2. We would like to express our special thanks of gratitude to our Professor Mr. Ganesh Achwal as well as our Principal Dr. Mr. Annasaheb Khemnar who gave us the golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on the topic Silence A Way Of Communication, which also helped us in doing a lot of Research and we came to know about so many new things. We are really thankful to them. We are making this project not only for our marks but to also to increase our knowledge . THANKS AGAIN TO ALL WHO HELPED US.
- 3. ROLL NO. 1164 1165 1166 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 1172 NAME ASHWIN SHETTY NEHA SHIRODKAR SHRIDHAR KUMAR JIGNASHA SOLANKI SAURABH TRIPATHI SHARVARI VAIDYA NIKITA VISHWAKARMA ATIF MOHAMMED SAGARIKA ACHARYA
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- 5. WHAT IS SILENCE Si·lence [sahy-luhns] noun1. absence of any sound or noise; stillness The state or fact of being silent; muteness. Absence or omission of mention, comment, or expressed concern The state of being forgotten; oblivion: in the news again after years of silence. Concealment; secrecy. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION Communication is the activity of conveying information through the exchange of ideas, feelings, intentions, attitudes, expectations, perceptions or commands, as by speech, non-verbal gestures, writings, behavior. Silence generally means absence of any kind of noise. But in communication it is seen as absence of speech. So, absence of speech doesn’t mean that the person is not communicating with the other person. Silence is a very powerful form of communication.
- 7. When words can’t express everything, your gesture does it. Communication, either in form of verbal or nonverbal, has to be so intense that the person receiving the message should get a clear meaning of what has been said. These skills include your expressions, gestures, body movements, eye contact, tone of voice, and posture. So, in order to establish a bonding of love and care, a person needs to have such qualities in them.
- 8. Applying your nonverbal communication skills There are several ways in which we can apply our nonverbal communication skills for improving our personal and social life. Some of the important ways in doing so include the following. Convey compassion : When you really love a person, then the first gesture that should emerge from you is compassion. And that person should be getting the exact feeling as that of yours. When you can empathize your feelings for others and that could be the best way to convey what you feel for others. It will help them to understand what you really feel for them. For developing that strong bond, all you have to do is to put yourself in others’ shoes and that will be the time when you would actually be able to develop a compassionate bond.
- 9. Develop hand gestures : Let your hands do the talking. The way a person shakes hands very much shows how much of importance he/she is paying the other person shaking hands. Not just this, hand signals can even make or break a relation. If you point your figure to your partner, this gives a negative signal to the person, thus ending up badly. It is very important to know the correct hand gestures for conveying the right message. Use positive reinforcement : Don’t show anger or rude behavior as it will imply you are complaining to your partner. Appreciate your partner’s flaw in a positive way, things will really work better. Use nonverbal communication to connect and bond : A mere touch can make the other person feel what’s going around in your mind. In situation of trouble and problem, a mere touch can tell your partner that you are always there with them. A simple touch can reveal feelings and make the other person feel special. A simple touch can do wonders in tensed situations. Nonverbal communications, be it with a small baby, couples, parents, friends or colleagues, have to be in a way that brings out the best in you and make you a better individual.
- 11. Hostility or Disagreement Profoundness such as Respect ,Awe Or Horror. Contemplation. Intentional Rudeness. Empathy Silence can create a listening space.
- 13. Eyebrows pulled down together, Wide open, glairing eyes, Upper eyelids raised in a stare, Lips wide open to form a rectangle, or Tightly closed with the red margins of the lips becoming more narrow, and the lips becoming thinner Such Gestures Show ANGER
- 14. Being A good Listener Accepting Others Opinions Making Eye Contact When A Conversation Takes Place Not Interrupting While One States A Point Giving Proper Attention To A Conversation With Someone. Always Speaking In A Calm Way
- 15. Being a good listener shows empathy Accepting the persons facts and problems shows gratitude and empathy Respecting their talks Making Eye Contact
- 16. Laid down eyes speak to convey guilt Avoiding a person or a talk conveys guilt Being alone conveys guilt Listening to a person evidently when guilty shows a that the listener is guilty. An act of silence makes the speaker realize that the listener accepts his mistake.
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- 18. Being hostile and ignoring someone depicts rudeness towards the person Not being attentive towards ones talks also shows rudeness Doing the work deligently and not answering the speaker shows a mark of ignorance. Not talking and showing a pessimist attitude shows a mark of ignorance and rudeness.
- 19. Intentional ignorance shows Disagreement Without speaking acting against a particular task without informing the speaker shows a mark of disagreement. Frowning and no direct eye contact is a mark of disagreement. Making different facial expression and acting arrogant is a mark of disagreement
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- 21. Silence acts as a best way of communication when an individual wants to connect with god. An individual through silence prays and asks for blessings and shares problems with god. By bowing in front of the almighty and joining hands an individual connects to god Best way is to meditate.
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