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    Nonverbal Communication speaks the loudest when we are talking to somebody. Communication doesn’t just depend on your verbal communication, but eye contact, posture, facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice also is a big part. The ability of knowing how to use your nonverbal communication can actually help build new or stronger relationships and it lets people express or reinforce the relationship between people, provides feedback to the other person and sets the movement of communication…

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    Have you ever wondered how the world communicated before the use of a translator? The answer is simple, non-verbal communication. Also recognized as universal communication. There are three main types of non-verbal communication; however I will touch on three. The main types of universal communications are body language; this can be anything from a smile to a hand shake. The second is voice tones; the tones of our voices can say a lot. Humans are the only specials that communicate with words.…

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    Tomb Of The Diver Analysis

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    CLA101 – Assignment 1 Age On the north wall of Tomb of the Diver, we can see that some men have beards, while some do not. Some men have larger and more full beards than the rest of them. As said in the lecture, this signifies age in classical Greek art. On the right side of the painting, there are two men sitting on a bench. The man who is further right is an older man because of his beard. He is sitting with a younger man, presumable the youngest in the painting. This young man has no sign…

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    Radiolab did a segment on how our facial expressions can be hints to our inner emotions by interviewing Paul Ekman, a renowned psychologist who is a pioneer in the study of emotions. The radio segment begins with a psychologist by the name of Gordon Burghardt. Burghardt studies snakes particularly the hognose snake. Gordon studies them by putting a chicken puppet inside the cage and begins to attack the snake with this puppet. The snake reacts by flipping over on its back, starts to bleed from…

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    Por Que Analysis

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    The Francisco Goya art piece I chose was Por que? (sic) [Why?] because it evoked the most emotion in me. Throughout the exhibit, there were many jarring pieces of art. Because Goya was living in a time of the Spanish and French war, he saw a lot of horrors and expressed them through his art. Por que? (sic) [Why?] was a part of a line of works that were not published until after he had died, assuming these pieces would have upset the public. The history behind these pieces, along with the…

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    Interpersonal skills are essential skills involved in communicating with or relating to another person, often on a one-on-one basis; these interpersonal skills allow people to communicate effectively and clearly [Mcconnell, 2004]. The scenario I’m reflecting on is a situation that I was confronted with whilst being a sales assistant at a convenience store. Upon this occasion, I had used interpersonal qualities to de-escalate the encounter. This incident occurred with an elderly man who came into…

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    beginning to grow between the two. Facial expressions were also very prevalent in the film; they are very important because facial expression are used to show emotions. An example being Kat and Bianca 's face when they were arguing about going to prom. They both had a very aggressive facial expression showing they were upset. After that argument Kat and Bianca go into the rooms and stare at their wall with a sad facial expression. This is another example of facial expression in 10 Things I Hate…

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    Museum Critique

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    Museum Overview Since the beginning of the semester I looked forward with great anticipation to the ART class’s field trip to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. It had been since the late 1980’s since I had been there. It’s hard to believe that such a magnificent building was right out my back door and I had not frequented it. Driving separately that day I parked in the surface are parking for mia guests. Walking up the sidewalk toward the building one could not help but noticed the…

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    (Millar, 2008). Body language is also often called kinesics, as that is a more proper term for it. Body language can show leadership, confidence, aggression and fear in ways that will be expanded upon later. Kinesics, or body language, involves facial expressions, how the body is positioned, gestures, eye movement, touching, and proximity. There are six main…

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    I am unable to hide my emotions due to the fact that my facial expressions are a dead giveaway. I have seen the concept of The Naked Face not only with my own expressions but more often on those of others. The fact that our facial expressions are often involuntary they can lead to the concept of Facilitated communications. When I am communicating with my friends or they with me, we can see based off of facial expression that we are displaying how we should act around them. If we are…

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