what's nonverbal communication? thank u?
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Non-verbal communication can mean any form of communication that does not involve speaking.\n\nPrimarily, it is used to mean body language, which is the range of gestures and postures that we use to convey the way we are feeling. The majority of our face to face communication is carried out non-verbally.\n\nFor example, how do you know someone is feeling angry? Sad? Happy? Nervous?\n\nThey don't have to say "I am feeling happy today" - we can tell by their non-verbal communication such as the fact they are smiling.\n\nWe can tell huge amounts about someone from their body language, and because so much of it is done subconsciously it can reveal the truth about something even when someone is saying something different.
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Computer-mediated communication is the exchange of information between persons by way of computer networks, this can be all kinds of information, for example text, images, audio, and video. The exchange of information can be real time communication or synchronous, this means that people are communicating with each other at the same time. An other form of communication is asynchronous, this means that people are communicating at different times. They can send and receive their messages at any time they want.
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Context would be helpful.  I'm going to assume this is in the context of a romantic relationship.\n\nWomen, if nothing else, are acculturated to have a much large capacity for conversation and to be much more focused on scrutinizing the nuances of conversation and their implications to relational dynamics.  Its said that women work their relationships more like a web.  Men let's say are to a large extent acculturated to less capacity and sophistication in this regard.  Relationships across the gender divide involve alot of learning as a result.  \n\nOkay, without context, here's the next stab.  In any serious romantic relationship, women are going to be concerned about the security of the relationship.  I'm sure that this is partly because since they have such a developed emotional and relational capacity, they are often much more aware of their state of feelings, commitment readiness, etc. than most men are at a given point in a relationship.  So, that produces some baseline anxiety.  They are going to want to resolve emotional hanging threads.\n\nOkay, from that point, its a matter of how healthy the dynamics are.  Sometimes, in order to resolve their anxiety (sometimes due to a partner who is truly not responsive) the woman will resort to arm-twisting to up the ante in the relationship.\n\nUltimately, you can't control how the other person acts.  I think some helpful facets to look at are:\n\n-Self-awareness of where you're at in a relationship, on a particular issue of concern, etc.\n-Courage and discipline to communicate honestly *and* lovingly, and that does take courage and real self-discipline sometimes\n-Ability to state and hear each others' appropriate needs.  Rather than engage in a conversational jihad, its best to state what you need.\n\nHope you work things out...
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Communication and be spontaneous!!
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There's also non-verbal communication to concider; body language, eye contact, tone emphasis, gestures.\n\nCommunication is basically the act of conveying meaning to another concious being who can recieve that meaning.
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Definitions of Communications media on the Web:\n\nThe nature of the communications medium has a direct impact on the extent and quality of dialogue between instructors and learners. Learning in a one-way television programme, for example, students can make internal (silent) responses only. Correspondence by mail allows two-way interaction - even slow and less spontaneous, but perhaps more thoughtful and reflective. The interactive nature of the medium is the major determinant of dialogue in the teaching-learning environment. ...\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&defl=en&q=define:Communications+media&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title\nhttp://education.qld.gov.au/corporate/newbasics/html/curric-org/comm.html
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Verbal communication.
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chemistry/body language
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WOW, Powerful topic.  Not only are Words our most common (physical) means of communication, they hold the key to what we manifest in our lives. Our Thoughts, Feelings, and Words are the most critical factors in our life experience.  What we choose to think produces emotion or feelings, our feelings dictate our Words.  We can choose to be negative and think about all of the dis-empowering possibilities, creating feelings of fear and lack, producing words like I'll never and I can't, and such will be our reality.  Or we can take a risk and decide to think positive and feel blessed in every situation, saying things like, "I can", "Thank You", and "I Love".  Human nature is such that we gravitate toward the familiar, if so, in reconsidering what is familiar for us we may begin to understand why and how are lives are effected.  If unhappy with current circumstance try re-thinking your life, imagining how it would feel, and speaking as if it were so.\nGood Luck on speech!
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I have heard of things like open palms and such. It is subconscience body language that you can look for when the other person has a hard time using words.
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yes they say.. about 60% of the conversation is done by body languages and 30% by words... other 10% is the way u speak...\n\nthere are lots of sites and literatures on body languages... but the best way is to analyze people and understand it on ur own...\n\nif u really want some books or sites.. go to google... that would be a very helpful way to find on such topics...
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Silence is powerful is a communication too, its important to find a way to interpret silence.\n\n   One way to start talking about something is to talk about nothing, that is, everything that is natural and espontaneous in the relation, another topic is that, why there is silence and how relevant or important is for building a better relation.
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text message -> only text\nphone message -> text & prosody\nvideo conference -> some nonverbal communcation & words & prosody\n\nreal life -> large-scale nonverbal communication & words & prosody\n\nIn some ways it limits, because you cant tell the involuntarys that indicate feeling or intent from characters the same way you can from sounds.  In some ways it helps, because you can communicate with people who are far away.\n\nIts a mixed blessing like most things in life.
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In India it is consider as a mark of respect to nod when some one is telling you something.It is to acknowledge the speaker.If one does not do anything it means one is not interested in listening to the other person.\nIn case the speaker is an elder or a very respected person there is only nodding and not even a yes, the listner simply gets to work after the conversation is over.
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empathy, detatchment, communication, active listening, perspective
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Non-verbal cues in the body language they project is the best indicator to measure their comfort with you. \n\nEye contact should be direct, facial expressions relaxed, positions of feet and hands 'mirroring' yours, head slightly tilted.and tone of voice inviting. If any of these 'signals' are absent - watch out!
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You are kidding right.\nThat is a very natural way of non verbal reconnection. It is both partners opening to each other. You talked, made up, and are now going to another level.\nYou really do not understand he is trying to make up and reconnect with you. He feels that with intimate physical contact you both will grow closer.\nI think you are with the wrong person. You do not find the act of intamite physical contact a non verbal way of reconnecting to your partner. He does and is trying to get closer to you. \nIf you do not want physical contact with your partner after a fight and make up, you better tell them when you first start dating.