Non verbal communication

1. By VanSight

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3. Non verbal communication
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Facial
Expression
Non-verbal
Communication
Ways of
talking
Sounds Posture
Gesture
Head
movement
Space
Body
contact
Appearance
Hands
Movement
Eye
movement

4. Sounds
 Good quality demonstrates competency, honesty,
and power.
 Volume – Loud/soft level of vocal quality.
 Vocal Fillers – Non words such as “uh”, “er”, “um”,
“you know”, “okay.”
 Vocal fillers give the connotation that we are stuck
or searching for the right word. If used too much it
becomes distracting.
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5. Silence
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