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    On The Way to School is a film that reveals aspects of our culture by looking at anecdotes from other cultures. Through looking at the children’s stories, we get a deeper glimpse into differences in the elements of chronemics, uncertainty avoidance, and individuality versus collectivism, among other things. It is always difficult to consider flaws in one’s own culture, and it is nearly impossible without looking at other societies for contrast. One of the strongest points of contrasts that…

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    Nonverbal behaviors greatly contribute to the meaning, credibility, and persuasive impact of a speaker’s message. Over the period of a week, I observed the nonverbal behaviors signaling trustworthiness of my friends, my husband and many other family members. I received a phone call at work this week that no one wants to receive. My sister, Brenda, was on the phone and told me that my step-mom could not wake up my Dad. As I cried and spoke to her, several co-workers came over to my desk, as…

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    communication through sending and receiving wordless messages. Non-verbal communication includes Kinesics (face and body motion), Haptics (touch), Physical appearance, Artifacts (personal objects), Proxemics (personal space), Environmental factors, Chronemics (perception and use of time), Paralanguage (vocal qualities), Silence. (Wood, J, 2015) Some say that non-verbal communication…

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    Nonverbal communication is the way we communicate without using words. It 's our facial expressions, body postures, eye contacts and hand gestures. An example is everyone uses body language in different ways while we communicate. The types of nonverbal communication is socialized with proxemics, oculesics, and posture. The location I choose to perform my violation of a cultural norm was in the cafeteria. I used the cafeteria that is in the Gordon Student Center. After trying to decide which…

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    a mobile source like a cellular phone. In an organization, management often takes time to decide what channel would be more suitable for the receivers to interpret easily. According to Lijian Xu, Le Yi Wang, George Yin, Wei Xing Zheng (2014), “Traditionally, uncertainties from communication channels are dominantly modeled as additive noise. Since additive noises will not directly affect feedback stability, such pursuit is often concentrated on signal estimation accuracy and noise attenuation”.…

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    the fact that she pays close attention to detail and therefore her work amount may be smaller but is of a high quality, but Alan just kept emphasizing that she needed to produce more. When Alan was fiving Andrew his review he was focused on his chronemics, or time management. Andrew was explaining to Alan about his son being sick and needing treatment, but Alan…

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    Greeting In Saudi Arabia, Greeting have been called” formal and proscribed” and lengthy. Also, Saudi Arabians are very strict about greeting etiquette. When they meet, at first they say “hello” to each other and shake hands. They will inquires each other about health and family, but never about a man’s wife, because this kind of behavior is considered as disrespectful. When good friends meet each other, they may shake hands for greeting each other and give a kiss on each cheek. Generally, Saudi…

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    Mujtaba, B. G., Cavico, F. J., & Muffler, S. C. (2012). Language Diversity in America: Challenges and Opportunities for Management. SAM Advanced Management Journal (07497075), 77(2), 38-47. The authors, researchers took in vast information on the Language Diversity in the America, and with the language barrier how some people see it as a challenge while others as an opportunity. They researched about the practical and the legal ramifications when in the United States, language policies were…

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    eyes contact because that mean rude and challenge unlike India culture that normal and use eyes contact more . Moreover in India “The left hand is considered unclean do not touch anyone's head” (Perez, 2011). Moreover, nonverbal communication has chronemics it is related to the time and how the cultures attitude to the time. In this way, it includes monochromic culture and polychromic culture and both Japanese and India are monochromic. In another word, that mean they have a short relationship…

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    (consist of 6 main elements: voice tone, voice speed, voice volume, language, vocabulary and grammar) and nonverbal communication (involve different aspects: facial expression and gaze, kinesics, haptics, vocalics, proxemics, physical appearance, chronemics and the environment ). After researchers of the two aspects of communication (verbal and nonverbal communication),…

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