 any connection between humans  To transfer an idea, message or feeling  To let others know who we are, what we are experiencing, and the significance.

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 any connection between humans

 To transfer an idea, message or feeling  To let others know who we are, what we are experiencing, and the significance we attach to what we are communicating

 Verbal – spoken words, sounds, vocal tones (eg. scolding, shrill, soft)  Non-Verbal Communication (body language) – gestures, facial expressions, body position, appearance, proximity to others (“social distance”), eye contact  Symbols – written words, symbols (eg. music notes), sign-language, Braille, pictures, emoji’s

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Tone of Voice  how you sound when you speak  responsible for about 35-40% of the message we are sending

 Non-verbal communication comes in many forms  75% - 90% of communication is non-verbal messages  Used to both validate and refute verbal communication  Be aware of the way you “look” and “present” yourself  The nature of your physical appearance says how you want to be perceived.  Facial expressions is a key nonverbal medium.  Cultural vs. universal expressions

Body Language  known as a kinesthetic code  notice gestures and acknowledge them, then ASK what the meaning is.  Slumped posture =  Good, strong posture =  Leaning forward =  Leaning away =  Crossed arms =  Uncrossed arms =  There are thousands of body language cues.

 What do the following examples of body language usually mean?  Raised eyebrows  Crossing arms across chest  Shoulder shrug  Head shaking back and forth  Head nodding up and down  Frown  Smile  Pursed lips  Wink  Tapping fingers  Slap to the forehead  Eyes widening

Eye Contact  We rarely use eye contact for extended periods of time.  This can be a sign of attraction or hatred.  Women make more eye contact than men.  Listeners make more eye contact than speakers.  Different cultures use eye contact differently

Proximity  0-18 inches =  18 inches – 4 feet =  4 feet – 12 feet =  More than 12 feet =

 You must seek out and pay attention to non- verbal signals and learn their meanings.  It is difficult to interpret multiple non-verbal cues.  Your body language and tone of voice give others a great deal of insight into how you are feeling  Often miscommunication and conflict can occur as a result ****Activity