Non-Verbal

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Presented By Group 1
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TEAM
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romel kimja ajay kenj clark jenn

Almirez, romelyn. alfaro, kimjade. balaguer, ajay. calong,
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kenji. holanda, clark. tabernilla, jenny. y
 rules :
• Avoid Using Phones: All participants must refrain
from using phones to ensure full engagement and
focus during discussions.
• Prepare for Your Activity: Come ready to actively
participate in and present your findings on non-
verbal communication.
• Incorporate Personal Observations: Participants
should share their own experiences or observations
related to non-verbal communication to enhance the
discussion.
• Practice Respectful Listening: Allow others to
speak without interruption and respond thoughtfully
to their ideas.
• Engage Your Audience: Encourage participation
by asking questions or prompting discussions related
to non-verbal cues.
 FLAACI P
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 ONN-VRALBE
MCOMUNCAIIONT
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 NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
FACIAL
EXPRESSION
BODY
LANGUAGE
HAND
GESTURE
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 Objectives

1 2 3 4

Explain the Describe why differentiate apply non-

relationship of non-verbal types of non- verbal cues
communication verbal effectively
non-verbal
is important in communicatio and
communication any speech n; appropriately
and verbal situation; in specific
communication
;
What is the relationship of verbal
communication and non-verbal
communication?
• Verbal communication is using
speech or spoken word to
exchange information, emotions,
and thoughts. Conversely, non-
verbal communication is
conveying and exchanging
 Nonverbal communication can play five
roles:

Repetition: It repeats and often strengthens the

message you're making verbally.
Contradiction: It can contradict the message you're
trying to convey, thus indicating to your listener that
you may not be telling the truth.
Substitution: It can substitute for a verbal message.
For example, your facial expression often conveys a far
more vivid message than words ever can.
Complementing: It may add to or complement your
verbal message. As a boss, if you pat an employee on
the back in addition to giving praise, it can increase the
impact of your message.
Accenting: It may accent or underline a verbal
message. Pounding the table, for example, can
underline the importance of your message.
 Substitution Complementing
Accenting
Repetition Contradiction

1. Romelyn asked Jenny if she liked Bryan. Jenny

replied that she didn't, but her face blushed or looked
like she was in love when Romelyn mentioned Bryan's
name.

2. Johanna hadn't seen his boyfriend for a long time

because they were in a long-distance relationship.
3. Arabong was a good speaker, so his classmates
applauded her after she delivered a speech.

4. While Mrs. Derecho was discussing, she asked

her students what nonverbal meant. Most of the
students raised their hands, but she pointed her
hand at Aizel to answer the question.

5. Ellen and Lenz Marie reviewed together before

taking their exam. After the results, they both
found out they got the highest scores. They were
Non-verbal
communication is a
behavior that
conveys and
represents meanings.
All kinds
of human responses
that are not
expressed in words
Examples are your
stares, smiles, tone,
movements, manners
of walking, standing
and sitting,
appearance, style of
attire, attitude
towards punctuality
There is a long list of why the mastery of your nonverbal
communication is also important.
Some are the
1. It enhances and emphasizes the message of your speech.
following:
2. I can communicate all feelings, attitudes, and perceptions
as well as express anything without saying a word.
3. It can sustain the attention of listeners and keep them
engaged in the speech.
4. It reflects what type of speaker you are.
5. It makes you more dynamic and animated in your delivery.
6. It serves as a channel to release tensions and nervousness.
7. It helps you make your speech more dramatic.
8. It can build connections with listeners,
9. It makes you credible as a speaker.
 8 DIFFERENT TYPES OF NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATION
1. Kinesics – Body movement and gestures
Gestures and body movements are deliberate signals that send out an
impactful message to your team members.

2. Vocalics – Quality of voice

Nonverbal communication considers the pitch, volume, rate, and vocal quality
of the person conveying information.

3. Haptics – Sense of touch

Haptic communication involves the sense of touch. You can use touch to send
out a piece of subtle information. Haptics are primarily involved when you
want to appreciate someone.
4. Proxemics – Physical space and distance
Distance between you and your team members indicates the conversation’s
comfort level. This helps ensure the smooth flow of information.

5. Chronemics - How quickly you respond in communication affects the overall

value and quality of the interaction.

6. Physical Appearance - Your height, weight, and overall look can influence
how others perceive you, especially in terms of leadership.

7. Artifacts - Your clothes and accessories create a strong first impression,

shaping how others see you.

8. Digital Nonverbal Cues - In online settings, things like response time and
profile pictures impact how people perceive you, similar to how appearance
does in person.
 Aspects of Non-Verbal
Communication
1. Body language refers to your body movements
which include eye contact, facial expressions, posture,
and gesture.

• Using Eye Contact

-your listeners can easily detect how confident you
are or how interested you are to talk to them if you
use eye contact effectively.
 • Power Tips:
a. Be sure that you master your speech
b. Get the attention of your listeners by looking
at him/her straight in his/her eyes.
c. Use your eyes in identifying your listener’s
behavior.
d. When you are speaking to a big group, glance
smoothly at your left, center, and right.
e. Control movements of your eyes.
 • Using Facial Expressions
-it is your tool to communicate your emotions
through your eyes, eyebrows, lips, ears, tongue, and
nose.

Power Tips:
a. know your facial expression well by looking at the
mirror
b. Smile
c. Seek comments from your family and friends
d. Be natural
e. Practice.
 How do you think understanding facial
expressions can improve personal and
professional relationships?
(Paano sa tingin mo makakatulong ang
pag-unawa sa mga facial expressions sa
pagpapabuti ng mga personal at
propesyonal na relasyon?)
 • Using gestures
-it includes movements of your hands, legs, and
other body parts that carry meanings. It is very
important to use gestures properly and
effectively.

• Power Tips:
a. Use gestures for a specific purpose.
b. Make natural gestures.
c. Identify your mannerism and practice how to avoid or control
them when you speak.
d. Master your speech
e. Avoid the following gestures when speaking:
-arm cross the chest;
-arms stiff
-hands inside the pockets or nailed in the hips;
-one arm hanging, the other’s scratching;
-spread legs and hands clasped at the back;
-hands clasped.
 Type Purpose Examples
Using hands to illustrate a shape;
Descripti To describe or clarify
swaying hands to demonstrate the
ve a point flow of actions or events;
spreading hands apart to describe
length.

Emphatic To make a point or Pounding to stress a point;

clenched fist to express anger;
suggest emotions hands clasped to plead; Pointing
fingers to accuse

Suggestiv Thumbs-up; raised hands to signal

To show approval or
stop or to mean “excuse me, I
e disapproval want
to say something”; nodding
Promptin To suggest a desirable Raising a glass for a toast;
g initiate
response
an applause
• Using Good Posture
-Posture is the position of your body either when
you stand or when you sit. It is very important to
have a good posture because it shows confidence
and elicits positive impression from your
audience.

Power Tips:
a. Use gestures for a specific purpose.
 Questions for Gestures Topic
1. It's a type of gestures which means to make a point or
suggest emotions.

2. It's a type of gestures which means to suggest a

desirable response.

3. It's a type of gestures hich means to show approval or

dissaproval.

4. It's a type of gestures which means to describe or

clarify a point.
 1. Emphatic

2. Prompting

Answers 3. Suggestive

4. Descriptive

5. Gestures
thank You
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