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    This document compares and contrasts verbal and non-verbal communication. It defines both types of communication and provides examples. Some key similarities are that both reveal emotions and exchange ideas. Differences include that verbal communication uses words while non-verbal does not, and non-verbal can be misunderstood more easily. The functions of each type are also outlined, such as expressing emotion for non-verbal and informing for verbal. Their interconnection is described as how non-verbal can support or contradict verbal messages.

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    This document compares and contrasts verbal and non-verbal communication. It defines both types of communication and provides examples. Some key similarities are that both reveal emotions and exchange ideas. Differences include that verbal communication uses words while non-verbal does not, and non-verbal can be misunderstood more easily. The functions of each type are also outlined, such as expressing emotion for non-verbal and informing for verbal. Their interconnection is described as how non-verbal can support or contradict verbal messages.

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    This document compares and contrasts verbal and non-verbal communication. It defines both types of communication and provides examples. Some key similarities are that both reveal emotions and exchange ideas. Differences include that verbal communication uses words while non-verbal does not, and non-verbal can be misunderstood more easily. The functions of each type are also outlined, such as expressing emotion for non-verbal and informing for verbal. Their interconnection is described as how non-verbal can support or contradict verbal messages.

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    Comparison Verbal and Non Verbal

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    This document compares and contrasts verbal and non-verbal communication. It defines both types of communication and provides examples. Some key similarities are that both reveal emotions and exchange ideas. Differences include that verbal communication uses words while non-verbal does not, and non-verbal can be misunderstood more easily. The functions of each type are also outlined, such as expressing emotion for non-verbal and informing for verbal. Their interconnection is described as how non-verbal can support or contradict verbal messages.

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    Prepared by :

    Aisyatul Nur Zainol


    Mohd Fadhli Daud
    Muhammad Amir Aminuddin
    Muhammad Fu’ad Jahaya
    http://www.about-personal-growth.com/verbal-communication.html

    Verbal Communication
    Definition :

    It is the spoken, oral, and unwritten way of communicating to transfer

    information from one person to another.


    http://www2.andrews.edu/~tidwell/bsad560/NonVerbal.html

    Non verbal communication

    Definition :

    Sending and receiving messages in a variety of ways without the use of verbal

    codes (words). Non-verbal communication includes gestures and facial

    expressions, body posture, stance, and proximity to the listener, eye contact, and

    dress and appearance.


    Similarities of verbal and non verbal communication

     Both reveal emotion, exchange ideas, thoughts, and ideas


     Both involve receiver and sender
    Differences between verbal and non verbal communication

    Verbal Criteria Non verbal


    Sending and Definition Sending and
    receiving messages receiving messages
    by using words, in a variety of ways
    sounds, speaking without the use of
    and language. verbal codes
    (words).
    • Oral Categories • Physical
    •Written ( facial expression,
    (via email) touch, smell, body
    • Sign motion)
    •Aesthetic
    (dancing, painting)
    •Sign
    ( signal flag, horns,
    siren)
    •Symbolic
    ( religious, status)
    Verbal Criteria Non verbal

     Speaking to inform Function  Express emotion


    Speaking to inspire Express
    or motivate interpersonal attitude
    Telling or narrating Accompany speech
    story Self-presentation of
    Asking question one’s personality
    Rituals

    Straight forward and Can be


    easy to understand misunderstood and as
    it can bring different
    meaning.
    REFERENCES:

    http://www.andrews.edu/~tidwell/lead689/NonVerbal.html

    http://www.bizmove.com/skills/m8g.htm

    http://cobweb2.louisville.edu/faculty/regbruce/bruce//mgmtwebs/commun_f98/Ver
    bal.htm
    Presented by:
    Wan Muhamad Zulfadli Wan Zawawi
    Mohd Shahrul Shamsudin
    Mohd Syafiq Aiman Sahri
    Ahmad Zhafri Md Nor
    What Is Non Verbal
    Communication (NVC)?
     NVC is anything that doesn't involve talking and
    writing.
     Examples of NVC
     Gestures
     Sign Language
     Kinesics
     Posture
     Touch
    What is The Function of NVC
     Express emotions
     Express interpersonal attitudes
     To accompany speech in managing the cues of
    interaction between speakers and listeners
     Self-presentation of one’s personality
     Rituals (greetings)
    What is Verbal
    Communication(VC)?
     VC is the act of expressing your thoughts with words
     2 type of Verbal Communication
     Writing
     letters, faxes, emails, books, newspapers, magazines, articles,
    hand written notes, announcements
     Speaking
     E.g. speeches, face-to-face discussions, telephone
    conversations, voicemail, television, radio, recorded books
    and seminars, videos
    What is The Function of VC?
     enhanced competence and self-esteem
     development of positive social relationships and
    interpersonal skills
     to exchanged the knowledge and gain new
    information
     to avoid STRESS!!!!
    What are Their Similarities?
     Both have cues that are discrete and arbitrary
     Both are guided by syntactic and semantic rules
     Both can have multiple meanings
     Both can be used for deceptive/manipulative purposes
     Both exhibit the property of productivity
    What are Their Differences?
     NVC cues are analogical, verbal cues are digital

     NVC cues are more iconic than verbal cues

     NVC cues are more universal than verbal cues

     NVC cues offer more simultaneity than verbal cues


     NVC cues offer greater sensory directness than verbal
    cues
     NVC cues are more spontaneous than verbal cues
    What are The Connection Between
    VC & NVC?
     NVC cues can repeat verbal messages

     NVC cues can substitute verbal messages

     NVC cues can clarify verbal messages

     NVC cues can contradict verbal messages

     NVC cues can emphasize verbal messages

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