【跨文化交流-外教】13 Non-verbal Communication

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1、KinesicCommunicationMovementoftheBodyinCommunicationTakeoutablankpaperandnumberitinthefollowingway…1.2.3.4.a.b.5.6.7.a.b.8.Howmuchdoyouknowaboutbodylanguage?1.AccordingtopsychologistAlbertMehrabian,ofthetotalmeaningofaspokenmessage,whatpercentcomesfromfacialexpressions/othernon-verbalcommunication?2

2、.TrueorFalse:Asmileisoneofthefewformsofnonverbalexpressionthathasthesamemeaningallovertheworld3.ThenumberofdifferentcommunicativeexpressionsAmericansmakewiththeirfaceis:6,33,50,or120?Howmuchdoyouknowaboutbodylanguage?4.a.Whennegotiating,whichcountry’speoplehasthelongesteyecontact?b.Shortest?-Japanes

3、e,Americans,Brazilians5.TrueorFalse:Countingonthefingersfrom1to5isauniversalnonverbalgesture6.Whichgroupshavethefirmesthandshakes?a.VietnameseandFilipinosb.GermansandAmericansc.EgyptiansandMoroccansHowmuchdoyouknowaboutbodylanguage?7.a.Inwhichcitydocouplessittinginacafétoucheachothermostoften?b.Leas

4、toften?a.SanJuan(Mexico)b.Parisc.London8.Worldwide,researchershavefoundapproximatelyhowmanydistinctunitsofnonverbalcommunication:250,500,750,or1000?Answers1.7%-meaningofwords;38%howyousaythewords;55%facialexpressionsandothernon-verbalcommunication2.False(inChina,isasmilealwayshappy?)3.334.Japanese-1

5、3%;Americans-33%;Brazilians-56%5.False-inIndia,somepeoplecounteachjointoftheirfingers,butnothumb(12perhand)6.GermansandAmericans7.SanJuan-180;Paris-110;London-08.1,000distinctformsofnon-verbalcommunicationWhatisnon-verbalcommunication?Itinvolvesallofthosenon-verbalstimuliinacommunicationsettingthata

6、regeneratedbyboththesourceandhisorheruseoftheenvironmentthathavepotentialmeaningforthesourceorreceiver.Non-verbalCommunicationPeopleinallcultures,whetherhigh-orlow-context,relyheavilyonnonverbalbehaviorstosendmessagesThebestknownoftheseareprobablygesturesandfacialexpressions,butcanalsoincludeother,l

7、essovertactionsWhatistheproblemwithnon-verbalcommunicationcrossingcultures??PeoplefromdifferentculturessometimesassigndifferentmeaningstothesamebehaviorTheintendedmessageendsupbeingmisunderstoodJustas