Non Verbal Communication in details.pptx
- 2. Non Verbal Communication Non-Verbal communication is integral yet a complex part of our overall communication skills. Non-verbal communication is a message or response not expressed in words or hints.
- 3. Importance According to research, any communication includes 7 percent spoken words, 38 percent voice and tone, and 55 percent body language. It is an interesting fact that 93 percent of our daily communication is non-verbal.
- 4. Elements of Non Verbal Communication KINESICS OCULESICS PROXEMICS PARALANGUAGE ARTIFACTS CHRONEMICS TACTILICS
- 5. KINESICS Kinesics includes body language, body movements, gestures, postures, facial expressions head, and hand movements. It can be used to emphasize on what is being said.
- 6. OCULESICS Oculesics deals with eye scan or eye contact. We can deceive people through eyes. We should try to establish proper eye contact as it can give proper indications to the audience. It can help establish interest, engagement, involvement, and attention with the audience.
- 7. PROXEMICS Proxemics is the spatial distance, an intimate relation, closeness between people, group or society. There are zones in the Space Language we call them Spatial Zones: Intimate Zone (0’ - 18”) Personal Zone (18” – 4’) Social Zone (4’-12’) Public Zone (12’ - ∞)
- 8. PARALANGUAGE Paralanguage is the pitch and tone of our verbal message. "How something is said, not what is said." When we speak other people read our voices in addition to listening to our words. They pay attention to our pace of speaking, time, loudness, tone and inflection. Our tone of voice can indicate sarcasm, anger, affection, and confidence.
- 9. ARTIFACTS Artifacts: the things that one carries. Example: the way of dressing. It adds to one's personality. Our outlook can impress people. It is very important the way one carries oneself. It helps the audience to interpret and analyze us better. Artifacts is a form of nonverbal communication having to do with the way in which one's attire affects the way he communicates.
- 10. CHRONEMICS Chronemics is the study of the use of time in nonverbal communication. Time perceptions include punctuality, willingness to wait, and interactions. The use of time can affect lifestyles, daily agendas, speed of speech, movements and how long people are willing to listen. The sense of time helps to indicate the starting and ending of an event. It can depict interest and disinterest in the audience as well as the speaker.
- 11. TACTILICS Tactilics (or Haptics) can help to reassure people, make them comfortable, or even dissuade and discomfort them. A touch can send a positive or negative signal. We can communicate a great deal through touch. We learn in Haptics that we cannot trespass into the territory of anyone without knowing: Whom can you touch? When can you touch? How can you touch?