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Unit 4 Assignment 1 - Power and CommunicationUnit 4 Assignment 2 - Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Ethics Statement
meaning one thing but say another
what you hear and what is said are sometimes very different.
How we interpret actions is important.
not just what you say, but how you say it.
lieing: "subject to change"
Components of Language:Phonology, how sounds contribute to meaningSyntax, How word order contributes to meaningSemantics How words themselves contribute to meaning
PragmaticsThe rules of language useconversational rulescontextual rules
I believe we all need to become more aware of the power of language.and understand the difference between hearing and listening.
Four stages of Listening:SensingUnderstandingEvaluatingResponding
Types of listening:Rational, Relational, Conscious
Barriers to overcome: physical, psychological
Improve your Listening:Talk lessOpen MindFocusprovide Feebackand Empathize
Kinesics, facial expression, Eye behavior.The face is the primary channel for conveying emotion.
Listen with your body too:Gestures
IllustratorsEmblemsAdaptorsRegulatorsPostureMovement, or lack there of.
Be aware of individual, contextual, and cultural factors that influence meaning.
Ask for more information if you don't understand a message said.
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Verbal communication, and society:
1. Language and Perception2. Language and Power3. Power and words
Language DiscriminationConsider why language discrimination is illegal;It's because since employers can't discriminate against someone because of theirnational origin, and we do the same thing when we react that way just becausesomeone's speech is different than our own.
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Becareful not to have unethical behavior where we demean others. If you speak ina patronizing vocaltone, if you scream at the less powerful, or if you touch people inappropriately, you areengaging in unethical nonverbal communication. Similarly, if you respond to others' communication in a
way that misrepresents how you actually feel, you are being unethical.Thus if you laugh at a racist joke even though you dislike it, yourbehavior is unethical both because it derogates others, and because it misrepresentsyour true reaction to the joke.
Consider your nonverbal behaviors reflect your real attitudes, beliefs, and feelingsyour are using your nonverbl behavior to intimidate, coerce, or silence someone.
If you remember that you are just as responsible for your nonverbal communicationas ou are for your verbal communiication, you will make better, more ethical cho
ices.