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ACTIVITY 1 Are gestures universal?
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YOUR INTERPRETATION For each of the displayed gestures, identify your initial reaction by selecting one of the following symbols: to signify a positive interpretation to signify a neutral interpretation to signify a negative interpretation
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SLOVENE INTERPRETATION For each of the displayed gestures, discuss with your classmate how it is usually interpreted in the Slovene context. Use the same symbols: to signify a positive interpretation to signify a neutral interpretation to signify a negative interpretation
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Germany Iran Australia
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the UK the USA France
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Italy Dominican Republic Finland
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Greece France New Zealand
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France Turkey the UK
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Other Gestures
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The handshake gesture KenyaTurkey Morocco
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The crazy gesture Italy Japan Brazil
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The Yes/No gestures IndiaBulgariaGreece
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Pointing Philippines Indonesia Japan
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Come here / Go away Korea the UK Australia
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#MEANINGCOUNTRY 1The handshake comprises a brief palm touch. 2Multiple gestures indicate “Crazy”. 3Two gestures indicate “Yes”. 4 The lips are used to indicate direction. 5The “Come here” gesture mimics the direction of desired motion.
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DID YOU UNDERSTAND? In ______ communication, not only what you say is important, but also your use of ______. Indeed, a given ______ in one speaker's culture could be a serious ______in another's culture because its ______is not ______.
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DID YOU UNDERSTAND? In cross-cultural communication, not only what you say is important, but also your use of NVC. Indeed, a given gesture in one speaker's culture could be a serious insult in another's culture because its interpretation is not universal.
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