Verbal communication in different cultures
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Often people think that the use of gestures and facial expressions will be sufficient to convey an accurate message, without regard for the different rules of non-verbal communication which may apply in the other person’s culture. However, just as verbal communication rules differ across cultures, so too do the rules of non-verbal communication.
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These non-verbal acts are culturally related. Different cultures may use different gestures (hand using, head movement, …e.g.: nodding in Hungary is opposite to everywhere else) There is also the silent language like the physical distance maintained between individuals, the sense of time appropriate for communication under different conditions…
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Cultural Differences in Nonverbal Communication. Ms. Rhonda Nelson. Rajput, Nisa. 6/19 /2013. Nonverbal communication is just as important as verbal communication, if not even more. But much of nonverbal communication in different cultures is beyond our awareness. Lack of such knowledge may arise in misunderstanding and conflicts. According to
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may affect our communication patterns. Cultures affect how we think – the ways we see, hear, and interpret the world. Communicating across cultures is especially challenging. Thus the same words can mean different things to people from different cultures, even when they talk the "same" language.
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Here is a direct comparison of different cultures for specific communication norms. Formal v. Informal. Formal (French and German) Informal (North America) Emphasis on good manners. Emphasis on being casual, courteous. Use of titles and honorifics Use of first names on first acquaintance.
Communication Norms; A Comparison of Cultures
In high-context cultures, most of the meanings of a message is deduced from the context in which the words occur, for example, non-verbal communication, and the setting of the communication. In low-context cultures, the meaning of a message is primarily. deduced from the words.
[DOCX File]I-TECH LMI Module: Communication Practice
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Articulates a complex understanding of cultural differences in verbal and nonverbal communication (e.g., demonstrates understanding of the degree to which people use physical contact while communicating in different cultures or use direct/indirect and explicit/implicit meanings) and is able to skillfully negotiate a shared understanding based ...
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A. Nonverbal and verbal communication work together by having the nonverbal message repeat, emphasize, complement, contradict, or substitute for the verbal message. ... This activity gives students an experiential understanding of gendered communication cultures and the different …
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(6) Practice verbal tracking, verbal patience, and interpersonal empathy in communicating with nonnative speakers from other cultures; and (7) Recognize the value of understanding diverse communication styles and learn to code-switch adaptively. Chapter 6 Outline: Introduction:
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