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    LESSON 9: NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

    Oral communication in
    Context Quarter 1
    LESSON OBJECTIVES

     Students will know the nature and


    characteristics of nonverbal
    communication
     Students will be able to
    communicate effectively in a
    situation using nonverbal
    INTRODUCTION
    “ Actions speak louder than
    words.”

    -First said by St. Anthony de


    Padua above about
    Explain the thought
    PRE-ACTIVITY

    What form of communication is shown on the picture?


    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
    Nonverbal communication is type of
    message transmission from one person
    to another without the use of spoken or
    written language.
    Nonverbal communication can occur
    in a variety of ways, including through
    facial expressions, gestures, and body
    NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
    Nonverbal communication is a tool that
    strengthen the transfer of information more
    than what can a speech does.
    Scientific research on nonverbal
    communication and behavior began with the
    1872 publication of Charles Darwin’s book The
    Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals.
    – The book is a study of the muscular movements of our face and body (both
    TYPES OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
     Facial expressions
     Gestures
     Paralinguistics
     Body Posture
     Proxemics
     Eye gaze
     Haptics
     Appearance
    Facial expressions
     A facial expression is one or
    more motions or positions of the
    muscles beneath the skin of the
    face.
     The look on a person's face is
    often the first thing we see,
    even before we hear what they
    have to say.
     While nonverbal communication
    and behavior can vary
    dramatically between cultures,
    the facial expressions for
    Gestures
     Gestures are overt and
    observable movements or
    actions using various parts of
    the body. They may involve the
    use of a single body part like the
    wagging of a finger or a nod, or
    multiple body parts at the same
    time, like signaling with both
    hands or using the hand and the
    head together.
     Body language is a mix of
    gestures, postures, and
    Gestures
    Get yourself familiar with the common and basic hand
    gestures in our daily routine.
    Paralinguistics
     Paralinguistics is the study of
    vocal and non-vocal signals
    beyond the basic verbal
    message or speech, also
    known as vocalics.
     Paralinguistics, Shirley Weitz
    explains "sets great store
    on how something is said,
    rather on what is said."
     Paralanguage includes accen
    Paralinguistics
    Try to say the following words with different
    intentions.

    “GOOD LUCK!” “Are you sure?”


    1.Sincere
    2.Sarcastic
    3.Threatening
    Body Posture
    The term “posture”
    means the position of the
    body in space.
     It indicates the position
    of the body in space and
    has the purpose of
    maintaining the body in
    balance, during the
    dynamic movement and
    Body Posture
    Proxemics
     Proxemics is defined as the
    amount of space that people feel
    which set themselves between
    others.
     The amount of distance we need
    and the amount of space we
    perceive as belonging to us are
    influenced by several factors.
     Among them are social norms,
    cultural expectations, situational
    factors, personality
    Proxemics
     The amount of personal space needed when having a casual conversation
    with another person can vary between 18 inches and four feet. The
    personal distance needed when speaking to a crowd of people is usually
    around 12 to 25 feet.
    Eye Gaze
    The eyes play a role in
    nonverbal communication,
    with such things as looking,
    staring, and blinking being
    important cues.
    People's eyes can indicate
    a range of emotions,
    including hostility, interest,
    and attraction. People also
    often utilize eye gaze cues
    Haptics
     Communicating through touch is
    called as haptics.
     Touch can be used to
    communicate affection, familiarity,
    sympathy, and other emotions.
     Gender differences also play a role
    in how people utilize touch to
    communicate meaning. Women
    tend to use touch to convey care,
    concern, and nurturance. Men, on
    the other hand, are more likely to
    use touch to assert power or
    Appearance
     Our choice of clothing, hairstyle,
    and other appearance factors are
    also considered a means of
    nonverbal communication.
     Research on color psychology has
    demonstrated that different
    colors can evoke different moods
    and so appearance can also alter
    psychological reactions,
    judgments, and interpretations.
     Consider the power of first
    impressions on someone.
    Written Output #3

    Create your own hand gesture and


    describe what could possibly mean by
    this gesture. Make sure not to use any
    foul symbols or words.

    Criteria for Grading


    Creativity 10 pts
    NEXT LESSON…

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