1. * NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

6. NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION Non-linguistic transmission of information between people.

7. Mass Communication: Mass Communication: tv, arts and graphics tv, arts and graphics Paralanguage: Paralanguage: mimicary, quality of voice etc. mimicary, quality of voice etc. Kinesics: Kinesics: posture, gesture, face expression posture, gesture, face expression Distance, Eye Contact, Appearance Distance, Eye Contact, Appearance

8. MASS COMMUNICATION These, mass communication channels are used to insert ideas to our minds. These, mass communication channels are used to insert ideas to our minds.

10. PARALANGUAGE “Speak, that I may see thee” Socrates

11. Paralanguage: is some kind of articulation of the vocal apparatus, or significant lack of it. is some kind of articulation of the vocal apparatus, or significant lack of it.

12. pitch, stress, length, pause He’s giving this money to Rıfkı He’s giving this money to Rıfkı

13. Non-language sounds: Examples of these sounds could be: Examples of these sounds could be: whistle whistle the kiss the kiss yells like scream, howl, shout... yells like scream, howl, shout...

14. Voice Quality “I understand a fury in your words “I understand a fury in your words But not the words.” But not the words.” Othello. Othello.

15. The quality of the voice gives spirit of our sentences. * The quality of the voice gives spirit of our sentences. *

16. Mimicary Mimicary involves Mimicary involves human sounds or speech mimicary; human sounds or speech mimicary; natural sounds or noise mimicary natural sounds or noise mimicary animal noises such as animal mimicary and animal calls. animal noises such as animal mimicary and animal calls.

18. Appearance Appearance is the way you seem to other people Appearance is the way you seem to other people

20. Posture Posture is the way a person holds his body when he is standing, walking or sitting. Posture is the way a person holds his body when he is standing, walking or sitting.

22. Gesture Gesture is a form of non-verbal communication made with a part of the body Gesture is a form of non-verbal communication made with a part of the bodynon-verbal communicationnon-verbal communication

23. Distance Distance shows the relationship between the communicating people and seriousness of the conversation. Distance shows the relationship between the communicating people and seriousness of the conversation.

25. Face Expression Face expression is controlled by muscles and emotional states and can be voluntary or involuntary. Face expression is controlled by muscles and emotional states and can be voluntary or involuntary.

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30. Eye Contact Eye contact is a form of nonverbal communication made as one person gazes into the eyes of another. Eye contact is a form of nonverbal communication made as one person gazes into the eyes of another.nonverbal communicationpersoneyesnonverbal communicationpersoneyes

33. When two people look they share the knowledge they are both pleased to be together or that both are angry. When two people look they share the knowledge they are both pleased to be together or that both are angry.

34. Cultural Differences With one well known exception, there are many differences in nonverbal communication between different cultures. With one well known exception, there are many differences in nonverbal communication between different cultures.

35. This exception is about six main expressions This exception is about six main expressions Joy Joy Surprise Surprise Fear Fear Anger Anger Sadness Sadness Disgust Disgust

36. Appearance Differences People in Arabic countries wear very different clothes comparing with our country. Also we can see that difference is our geographic regions. People in Arabic countries wear very different clothes comparing with our country. Also we can see that difference is our geographic regions.

37. Posture Differences The German male body stance is stiffer than that of the american. The German male body stance is stiffer than that of the american. English body stance is more similar to the American, but the French stance is something different again. English body stance is more similar to the American, but the French stance is something different again.

38. Gesture Differences Yes & No Difference: Yes & No Difference: Normally in our country and other western countries shaking your head up and down means “yes” and shaking it right and left means “no”. Normally in our country and other western countries shaking your head up and down means “yes” and shaking it right and left means “no”. But in Slavic countries it just the opposite.

39. Distance Differences South Americans prefer to be much closer than North Americans, and Arabs prefer to communicate closer than both of them South Americans prefer to be much closer than North Americans, and Arabs prefer to communicate closer than both of them

40. Eye Contact Differences Arabs sometimes stand very close together for conservation and look intently into one others eyes as they talk, but there are societies in the Far East where is thought rude to look at other person at all conversation. Arabs sometimes stand very close together for conservation and look intently into one others eyes as they talk, but there are societies in the Far East where is thought rude to look at other person at all conversation.

41. As a whole we can order some countrie from high – context that rely heavily on nonverbal communication, to low context that rely heavily on words Chinese High context Chinese High context Korean Korean Japanese Japanese Vietnamese Vietnamese Turkish Turkish Arab Arab Greek Greek Spanish Spanish Italian Italian English English North American North American Scandiavian Scandiavian Swiss Swiss German Low context German Low context

42. Conclusion of the presentation: Conclusion of the presentation: nonverbal communication acts as a separate communication channel or give meaning and expression to verbal communication nonverbal communication acts as a separate communication channel or give meaning and expression to verbal communication