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Edward T. Hall was a social anthropologist who studied nonverbal communication. His research found that less than 35% of social meanings in a conversation are conveyed through words, while at least 65% are transmitted nonverbally. Facial expressions and the eyes are particularly important for silent communication and can express feelings like fear, anger, sadness, surprise, and happiness. The face is an important indicator of one's mind and inner state. Being aware of nonverbal cues can help avoid misunderstandings during interpersonal interactions.
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- 2. Social anthropologist: Edward T.Hall In a normal conversation between two persons, less than 35% of the social meanings is actually transmitted by words. So at least 65% of it is conveyed by nonverbal
- 3. Silent communication goes on in every Face-to-Face with It tells the other another human being true feeling towards you and how well your words are being received A simple roll of the eyes or hand guesture may be all it tak to covey 100% what we mean, no words, no tone
- 4. Facial.expressions • face and the eyes are by far the most important feartures of silence communicate fear anger sadness surprise happiness usually are accompanied by definite facial expressions and eye patterns
- 5. Face is the index of Mind eyes express understanding musccles express emotions lips tone express emotion, Facial.expressions
- 6. Facial.expressions can also be deceived by manipulation
- 7. appearance.physical business sexy rebellion outfit indicates your silence message with other
- 8. CONCLUSION • Avoiding misunderstandings • Awareness of non-verbl cues • Expressions and gestures • Confidence-buidling
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