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Question 1: Discuss three nonverbal differences you might encounter if you are transferred to manage a company in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. An individual is likely to encounter differences in nonverbal communication when interacting in a different nationality from their own. The Brazilian Culture harbors a number of nonverbal differences when compared to the American culture (Deresky, 2014). Working as a manager in a Brazilian company would expose me to quite a number of these differences in the…

social cues or notice when it is time to change their behavior in certain environments. Being aware of emotion has been proven important to social competence (Ludlow, 2014). The inefficiency to notice emotions or body language can hinder these personal interactions with others. Children with ADHD have proven that it is hard for them to precisely recognize emotions that help them in personal interactions. In one study, the purpose was to investigate ADHD children and see if they notice social…

R.H. Ettinger describes and details the topic of sensation and perception in chapter four of Psychology: The Science of Behavior. Sensation and perception go hand in hand together to form the basis of every organism 's behavior. Sensation is the direct and immediate experience that affects a sense organ whereas perception is the organization and interpretation of each sensation. The five major senses: vision, audition, gustation, olfaction, and skin senses all go through the process of…

relationships between the reader's thought process, language, and sociocultural settings in which both the reader and the text are changed during the process (Goodman, 1996). Reading also requires the reader to select the most productive and necessary language cues that will allow him/her to make sense of the text. Moreover, the reader's selection of syntactic,…

Alcohol and Sexual Assault Prevention: In today’s society many people have different outlooks on risk behaviors for sexual assault. In “Alcohol and Dating Risk Factors…,” author Antonia Abbey believes dating and sexual activity, misperception of sexual intent, and alcohol consumption are risk factors that could potentially be linked with sexual assault (148). Throughout this paper I will be giving out my own opinions over the three risk factors, my response to the results, discussion over the…

fingers and this processing depends on proprioceptive information indexed as the relative positions of the fingers. Using human psychophysics, we show that the vibrotactile frequencies simultaneously presented on fingers are integrated even when one cue is ignored. Importantly, the distance between the attended (target) and ignored (distractor) fingers determines the strength of this integration - Fingers spread further apart interact less than fingers held closely…

interaction was greatly improved, though my patience and endurance was tested but through it all, I can not believe some of the students that discuss even personal issues with me with me , I learnt through the students too, that is how I got a lot of cues to also manage their situations that are…

stays center on one stop, “The Levade” It’s where forelegs are raised and the haunches are bent. There are many causes and effects that dressage has on horses. “The “combined Effect” pressing down on his/her back with the stick cues “stand”, after you stop giving the cue, in this event the way to signal the horse to stop is to use the combined effect”(Kali, 1:04-1:13). “The Balancera” helps calm down a horse’s when he/her nerves are significantly high. While you're considering the…

What attachment is? Attachment is a firm connection or bond that exists between two people. Usually the attachment is emotional and in the case of attachment between an infant and caregiver, is necessary in the beginning for survival purposes. Attachment does not need to be mutual between two individuals and in fact can be one-sided. Why is it important? Attachment begins in newborn children so they can have all their needs met for survival. Babies are dependent on their parents for food,…

Waist circumference is a subject more commonly discussed in female health context, but research during the last years has made it clear that it is an equally meaningful metric to evaluate male health. It is well-known that excessively large waists generally mean poor health management, an unhealthy lifestyle, or unfortunate genetics, which predispose men (and women) to a number of diseases and lower life expectancy. This is valid for both genders. In matters of health, there's no reason why…