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    Summer Rewind I set three original goals for the course at the beginning of a semester. They were: to become a better listener, to write engaging speeches that will make my audience want to keep listening, and to become more comfortable speaking in front of an audience. The goal of becoming a better listener was a goal I knew I would really have to work at. Throughout the semester I really tried to focus in and eliminate all other distractions around me so I could focus on the speech I was…

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    had to determine the decisions that need to be taken. Although I questioned his offer of $200, I also considered his gesture to be a form of gratuity in which I knew I could not accept. Ethics state that “actions that in themselves are morally innocent may be illegal” (Johnson and Reath p. 3). I had to determine, if the “son’s” $200 gesture was morally innocent or if the gesture was an illegal intent of fraudulent activity. Subsequent to my arrival at my office, I notified my manager who…

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    body, and face movements. Kinesics includes personal appearance, posture, gesture, facial expression and eye contact. Personal appearance plays important role, because before people talk you they see you. Appearance may be clothes, jewelry, cosmetics, hair. Posture generally refers to the way how we hold ourselves when we sit, stand or walk. Your positions while you sitting, standing or walking inform a lot about you. Gestures are the tools of non-verbal communication with movement body and…

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    Why Do Animals Communicate

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    gives meaning to objects and such things like the future or past. Apes don’t actively think about the future and what can come out of it. This has to do with cognition and self-awareness. Although, Hutson does go on to state that because apes use gestures very flexibly and in an efficient manner, he believes that human language evolved from this basic form of signing that we see in the primates (Hutson,…

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    the k in work, and he stresses the second syllables in grouchy and finish. To augment these oral flourishes, the nuance expression (arched eyebrows, grimaces, clenched teeth, agitated blinking, and other subtle facial variation) blend with affected gestures (the thrusting of the…

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    stage and there was a slight bounce in his step to his firm and robust handshake with the opening speaker. These micro actions helped to set the tone for such an energetic speech. When he began to talk about his home life and his family, he kept his gestures open as if he was ready welcoming the audience into his home. He then gently placed and hand over his heart when he referred to himself, as if he loved who had become because of his past. Throughout his speech, Obama would walk the stage and…

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    In the case study, we can know about two people the different backgrounds, personalities and points of view and how these two characters interact. It is, John Baker and Matthew Rennalls. This people have a many different and knowledge. John Baker is the chief engineer of the Caribbean Bauxite Company of Barracania in the West Indies. The second character Matt Rennalls. He is the assistance engineer of the Caribbean Bauxite Company of Barracania in the West Indies. In the case, it more discuss…

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    Social Judgments

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    Beattie, G., & Sale, L. (2012). Do metaphoric gestures influence how a message is perceived? The effects of metaphoric gesture-speech matches and mismatches on semantic communication and social judgment. Semiotica, 2012(192), 77-98. Retrieved from Communication and Mass Media Complete. Evidence in the study included in the article has demonstrated that people are not only sensitive to the information contained in concrete imagistic gesture, but furthermore, that they combine this gestural…

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    This pre-verbal communication involves eye gaze, gestures, and vocalisations, but there are also several concepts that a baby needs to understand. In this article, we will look at the key pre-verbal concepts and skills that baby needs to grasp, how parents can help baby learn, and when to consider getting professional support for your child. The Key Pre-Verbal Skills Baby’s first interchanges will involve smiles and “noises”, expanding to gestures such as showing, pointing, shaking the head and…

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    candidate appeared to understand the importance of being a lively public speaker, as demonstrated by their use of kinesics (an important method of nonverbal communication comprised of body movements). Each of them, at some point in the debate, used hand gestures to enhance their verbal message, for example.…

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