Tumsime Godfrey
May 31
Mention five functions of non verbal communication ?
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ChatGPT
May 31
1. Expressing emotions: Nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice can convey emotions such as happiness, sadness, anger, or fear.
2. Establishing rapport: Nonverbal communication can help build trust and connection between individuals by signaling openness, attentiveness, and empathy.
3. Conveying information: Nonverbal cues can provide additional context and meaning to verbal messages, helping to clarify or emphasize important points.
4. Regulating interactions: Nonverbal signals can help manage turn-taking in conversations, signal when it is someone else's turn to speak, or indicate when a conversation is ending.
5. Influencing others: Nonverbal communication can be used to persuade, influence, or manipulate others through gestures, facial expressions, and body language.
2. Establishing rapport: Nonverbal communication can help build trust and connection between individuals by signaling openness, attentiveness, and empathy.
3. Conveying information: Nonverbal cues can provide additional context and meaning to verbal messages, helping to clarify or emphasize important points.
4. Regulating interactions: Nonverbal signals can help manage turn-taking in conversations, signal when it is someone else's turn to speak, or indicate when a conversation is ending.
5. Influencing others: Nonverbal communication can be used to persuade, influence, or manipulate others through gestures, facial expressions, and body language.
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Google Gemini AI
May 31
1. Express emotions and attitudes: Nonverbal cues can convey feelings, such as happiness, sadness, anger, and fear, without words.
2. Regulate interaction: Nonverbal cues help to establish and maintain social relationships, such as indicating turn-taking in conversations or signaling interest in a topic.
3. Convey information: Nonverbal cues can communicate specific information, such as pointing to a location or using gestures to indicate quantity or direction.
4. Reinforce or contradict verbal messages: Nonverbal cues can enhance or contradict verbal messages, clarifying or emphasizing the intended meaning.
5. Establish and maintain social hierarchy: Nonverbal cues, such as eye contact, posture, and proximity, can indicate social status and power dynamics within a group.
2. Regulate interaction: Nonverbal cues help to establish and maintain social relationships, such as indicating turn-taking in conversations or signaling interest in a topic.
3. Convey information: Nonverbal cues can communicate specific information, such as pointing to a location or using gestures to indicate quantity or direction.
4. Reinforce or contradict verbal messages: Nonverbal cues can enhance or contradict verbal messages, clarifying or emphasizing the intended meaning.
5. Establish and maintain social hierarchy: Nonverbal cues, such as eye contact, posture, and proximity, can indicate social status and power dynamics within a group.
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