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    The document discusses the different types of non-verbal communication, including kinesics (body movements), proxemics (use of space), haptics (touch), paralanguage (vocal tones), and how factors like facial expressions, eye contact, appearance, and use of time can communicate messages without words. It provides examples of different kinesic signals like emblems and illustrators that directly translate words or phrases. Non-verbal communication complements verbal communication and understanding these non-verbal cues is important for effective communication.

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    The document discusses the different types of non-verbal communication, including kinesics (body movements), proxemics (use of space), haptics (touch), paralanguage (vocal tones), and how factors like facial expressions, eye contact, appearance, and use of time can communicate messages without words. It provides examples of different kinesic signals like emblems and illustrators that directly translate words or phrases. Non-verbal communication complements verbal communication and understanding these non-verbal cues is important for effective communication.

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    The document discusses the different types of non-verbal communication, including kinesics (body movements), proxemics (use of space), haptics (touch), paralanguage (vocal tones), and how factors like facial expressions, eye contact, appearance, and use of time can communicate messages without words. It provides examples of different kinesic signals like emblems and illustrators that directly translate words or phrases. Non-verbal communication complements verbal communication and understanding these non-verbal cues is important for effective communication.

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    BAB 5 - Kom. Bukan Lisan

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    KOMUNIKASI PERUNDINGAN

    Bab 5: Komunikasi Bukan Lisan


    Komunikasi bukan lisan
    (Non-verbal communication)
    Komunikasi bukan lisan? What is non-
    verbal communication?
    “Action speaks louder than words”
     Juga dikenali sebagai komunikasi melibatkan pergerakan
    badan
     Also known as communication involving non-verbal
    behaviors.
     Perlakuan ditakrifkan sebagai bentuk tindakan yang boleh
    menyampaikan makna
     a pattern of action that will accomplish the representation
    of meaning
     Pelengkap kepada komunikasi lisan.
     Complements verbal communication
    Samb.

    Bentuk komunikasi bukan lisan (types of non-


    verbal communication)
    Kinesik (kinesics) – pergerakan badan (body
    movements)
    Prosemik (proxemic) – penggunaan ruang (use of
    space)
    Haptik (haptic) – sentuhan (touch communication)
    Paralanguage (nada suara)
    Kinesik (kinesics)

    Merujuk kepada gerakan anggota badan manusia semasa


    berkomunikasi (The study of non-verbal communication
    through face and body movements)
    Antara jenis kinesic ialah emblems dan ilustrator (2 Types
    of kinesics are emblems and illustrator)
    Emblems: isyarat badan yang digunakan untuk
    menyampaikan maksud. (Emblems are body gestures
    that directly translates into words or phrases. E.g. : the
    OK sign, thumbs up and the v for victory)
    Emblems are culture specific. Be careful when using
    emblems
    Ilustrator: Gerak tangan bersama bahasa lisan untuk
    mengukuhkan lagi mesej (illustrators enhance the verbal
    messages they accompany. E.g : when referring to
    something to the left, you might gesture toward the left)
    Prosemik (Proxemic)

    Merujuk kepada penggunaan ruang.


    The study of spatial communication (space)
    Edward Hall (1959, 1963, 1976) membezakan 4 jenis
    proxemik untuk menerangkan hubungan dan tahap
    komunikasi kepada
    Edward Hall (1959, 1963, 1976) distinguishes four
    proxemic distances that define types of relationships
    between people and the types of communication in which
    they are likely engaged
    Proxemics

    Spatial Distances
     Intimate 0 - 18 in.

    7
    Nonverbal Communication

    Space Communication - Proxemics


     Spatial Distances

     Intimate 0 - 18 in.

     Personal 18 in.- 4 feet

    8
    Nonverbal Communication

    Space Communication - Proxemics


     Spatial Distances

     Intimate 0 - 18 in.

     Personal 18 in.- 4 feet

     Social 4 feet – 12 feet

    9
    Nonverbal Communication
    Space Communication - Proxemics
     Spatial Distances

     Intimate 0 - 18 in.

     Personal 18 in.- 4 feet

     Social 4 feet – 12 feet

     Public 12 feet - 25+ feet


    10
     GAMES… Facial expression.
    Mimik muka (Facial communication)

     Face communicates various


    messages especially emotions.
     Eight emotions: happiness,
    surprise, fear, anger, sadness,
    disgust, contempt and interest
     Facial expressions of these
    emotions are called primary affect
    displays: they reflect pure
    emotions
    Eye communication
     Messages communicated by the
    eyes (or oculesics)
     Duration of Eye Contact
     The average length is 1.18 seconds
     If eye contact falls short of the
    amount, you may think the person
    is not interested to you or shy
     Direction of Eye Contact
     In public speaking : scan entire
    audience

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    Touch communication
     The study of touch communication
    - HAPTICS
     Related to :
     Positive Feelings
     Intention to Play
     Control Behavior
     Greeting and Departure
     Task-Related

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    Paralanguage
     Non-verbal dimension of speech
     How you say it, not what you say
     Qualities
     Pitch (highness or lowness)
     Rate (speed)
     Volume (loudness)
     Pauses

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     Hesitation
     E.g: You are so sensitive in different ways

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    Body appearance
     Height and Weight
     Race
     General Attractiveness

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    Time

     Chronemics
     Emphasis on Past, Present, or Future
     Cultural Time Perspectives

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    Rumusan (conclusion)

     Apa yang telah anda pelajari???

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