We also communicate through eye behaviors, primarily eye contact
Communication is the act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc., to someone else
Communication is important in our daily lives
Debate is an example of one-way process of communication
Greeting an old friend at a restaurant with a hug, handshake, or fist bump is an example of non-verbal communication
Lily’s enthusiasm at work is reflected through her early submissions of reports and project plans
Non-verbal language
Body movement
Time
Space or distance
Paralanguage
Touch
The shrill sound of her voice just tells how surprised she is
Renzo would always wear a suit and tie at work. He always seems formal and serious
The word communication comes from the Latin word “communis” which means common or to “commune” or to come together or to share something in common
Giving direction is an example of verbal communication
Kinesics is the study of movement and gestures
Encoding
The subject matter of communication that is theoretical and intangible, its further passing requires the use of certain symbols such as words, actions, pictures, etc.
Non-verbal language
Smiling
Arriving on time to a meeting
Sitting close to a friend
Shouting
Hugging a person
Tapping one’s shoulder
Attending the meeting late
Speaking monotonously
Eye-rolling
Speak quickly
Putting up walls and fences
Brushing arm
Slouching
Willingness to wait
Exercise
Best action considering intercultural communication and cultural sensitivity
Depends on the situation
Objectlanguage/appearance
Renzo would always wear a suit and tie at work. He always seems formal and serious
Sarah cried all day because she was scolded by his mother
Proxemics
The secretary never reports to work late as to show punctuality
Body movement
Surprised she is
Stephen leapt up and caught the ball in one hand
Paralanguage
Stephen leapt up and caught the ball in one hand
"You got it!" he says to Maverick, lifting his hand for a high-five
Wearing a hijab when visiting Pakistan, a Muslim country, to meet with flood victims is an example of Cultural Appreciation
Talking about the Japanese students with other Filipino students using your own language in their presence is not respectful when hosting them
The best way to learn more about a culture while ensuring respect is to participate in activities with genuine interest and ask questions when welcomed
Guests at an Indian wedding having their own henna tattoos is an example of Cultural Appreciation
Facilitating fun activities where everyone can safely interact with one another is the best thing to do as one of the hosts for Japanese students with varying English skills
Dividing the group and giving different activities depending on the level of their English skills is not the best approach when hosting Japanese students with varying English skills
Miley Cyrus twerking in live and recorded performances, a dance style with roots in the African-American community, is an example of Cultural Appropriation
Catriona Gray wearing a T’nalak outfit during the Miss Universe competition after her design team’s consultation with the ‘Dreamweavers’ of South Cotabato is an example of Cultural Appreciation
Wearing a fringe suede bikini and a feathered head dress associated with North American culture is an example of Cultural Appropriation
Speaking only with those who are fluent in English to ensure accuracy in understanding is not the best approach when hosting Japanese students with varying English skills
Coachella attendee wearing a Native American headdress along with her casual clothing is an example of Cultural Appropriation