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    some way, a very nice gesture, unheard of in Denmark. Another very cultural thing, which also exists in Denmark and Morocco (where my roots are still hanging) is how much you express your nationality, delightfully expressed by certain haptics and proxemics given to and by each individual. Connecting entire people together about one event, the love for your proud and tremendously powerful country. I definitely couldn’t take my eyes of it, when I watched the Super Bowl in a restaurant. How…

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    The study of personal space was first introduced by Edward Hall from Illinois. Hall studied anthropology and became interested in how people use their own space in relationship to others. He used the term proxemics to first describe this personal space. Hall believed Americans have four proxemics and he defines each one as a zone and a type of relational space. Each zone has a described distance that relates to its meaning. “The four interpersonal distances are intimate distance, 0 to…

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    3.2 Proxemics refer to use of space to communicate (Sandra Cleary, 2007). If you mark you space this is territoriality. When talking to an audience you must consider the personal space you create between them and you if you stand to close or to far from them it…

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    better understanding of EVT and the effects that expectancies have on various relationships. Expectancy Violations Theory was first proposed by Judee Burgoon as Nonverbal Expectancy Violations Theory, which derived from her research studying proxemics. Proxemics is essentially an individuals expectation of personal space. This theory was then renames once researchers began to focus on violations of social behavior expectations (Griffin et al. 2015, pp.…

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    Learning Concept #1: Communicating with your Clients The author state that when we are talking with our clients we must “know our audience when communicating” (P70) We should know the basics such as age, culture, their gender and so on (P70) The author states that “These factors will affect how you might communicate with your clients, what they will tell you and how they will talk to you. (P70) How we talk with people are own age or close to it may not work if we talk to someone from an…

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    with whom we feel kinship are said to be self-objects. Self-objects are usually developmentally because they help people feel understood and cared for, (Lynch) and they facilitate self-understanding by helping people make sense of their own experiences (Bertelson, All in Empathic Resonance and Meryl Streep, para 4). I am going to describe the emotional connection the characters bring through the T.V. for viewers to feel the emotions they are going through. Seven, the game show theory shows the…

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    Concerning the Toraja people of Sulawesi, Indonesia and the resentment the grew toward tourist when it came to altering ceremonies to attract tourist, Scollon and Scollon present the reasons for the resentment in the form of four cultural differences. These differences are ideology, socialization, discourse, and face systems. These four cultural differences served as motivation and explanation for the rejection of tourism by the Toraja people. Scollon and Scollon describe ideology as the groups…

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    about 2 plus pages typed double spaced. Use the google doc below please. 1. Explain the cinematic elements (camera angles, camera movement, framing, character placement, lighting, composition, depth of view, density, staging positions, character proxemics). 2. Explain any elements of symbolism, motifs and foreshadowing in the plot development. Madelynn Phillips IB Film 8 Psycho Shower Scene Analysis The “shower scene” is one of the most widely recognized scenes in movie history. The…

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    Communication is the essential part of all business organizations. “It is the medium through which companies large and small access the vital resources they need in order to operate” (van Riel, Fombrun, 2007, p.1). Within a business organization, communication carries between “individuals, within organizations, across organizational boundaries, and across international boundaries” (Baack, 2012, p. 20). With the complexity of the communication and huge amount of information exchanged daily base,…

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    Nonverbal communication is a significant trait of human interaction. I chose one of the most vital of them all, the nonverbal behavior rule of Proxemics or space. This rule deals with respect and having courtesy of the people around you. It has become a social norm to respect someone’s personal space. Most people tend to become extremely uncomfortable when they feel someone is too close. This could be caused from claustrophobia or numerous other fears. This is one of the only behavior norms…

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