Verbal and non-verbal communication
Cover Page: Please include a cover page in APA format
➢ Format: Typed and double-spaced. Handwritten journals will not be accepted.
➢ Margins: One-inch margins.
➢ Font Size: 12 pt.
➢ Length: Minimum 2 pages. Maximum 3 pages. There is a 50-point deduction for failing to write at least 2 full pages.
➢ Spacing: Double spacing
➢ Step 2: Next, define culture. Please provide 2 personal examples of how culture has shaped your non-verbal communication.
➢ Step 3: Define verbal communication. Explain 2 differences between verbal and non-verbal communication.
➢ Step 4: When you evaluate relationship potential, what three things are most important to you? Please indicate why those things are important to you.
➢ Step 5: Define communication climate and analyze a relationship where the communication climate was positive or negative.
➢ Step 6: What would you do to improve the communication climate in that relationship if it was negative or how would you use a positive climate in that relationship to extend the lessons to another relationship ?
Requirements: 2-3 pages
Answer preview
Verbal communication can be defined as sending messages through the inspiration of spoken words in various languages to the recipient of information (Alberts, Nakayama, and Martin, 2015). This mode of communication entails the act of speaking to express opinions and ideas. There are several differences between verbal and non-verbal communication. While verbal communication utilizes a formal way of transiting information, non-verbal communication uses a non-formal approach. Another difference is that non-verbal communication applies indirect non-verbal cues such as facial expressions, body language, and gestures without any form of speech. On the contrary, verbal communication uses direct speech to communicate thoughts and emotions.
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Verbal and non-verbal communication
