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    Entering the classroom, the dim lights representing loneliness faced towards Lorna that had been centered in a circle, this portrayed she had been trapped in society and her past. The far proxemics from lorna to the audeince expressed her isolation and her not use to people as she had always been'' with her babysitter''. Lorna's closed body language and weak facial expression expressed her emptiness of losing someone. Vibrating her fingers; repeatedly saying'' no one came'' in a subdued voice, showed

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    Mulan

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    “Proxemics refers to space and our use of it” (Wood). Proxemics usually shows who is important and who has privileges in different cultures. Since movie is about Chinese war women did not have any power in battle or army. Proxemics were clearly displayed when Mulan’s captain approached her and stands over, she was trying to get her body away from him. This shows the

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    the all have for one another- which is exactly the feeling the director wanted to evoke from the audience. Another example, that goes in the Mise en Scene of “Mary Poppins, is the proxemic patterns between Mary and Bert. In the scene where Bert and Mary are dancing, within the chalk painting, they are within the proxemic pattern of an intimate spacing. The director wanted to show how

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    Learning Plan 2

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    Learning Plan 2 - Short Answer Activity (10 points each) Write and submit 1 - 2 typed paragraphs for each question. Please remember to: ← Reflect, in your own words, the content of textbook lessons. ← Use complete sentences with proper paragraphing. ← Use standard grammar, punctuation, and spelling. ← Show good logic and organization, amplifying definitions with examples. 1. Briefly explain the importance of paralanguage. Give three distinct examples of how paralanguage might

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    “Don’t you roll your eyes at me young lady!” my mother always use to tell me. Nonverbal communication is one of the easiest ways to communicate how you are feeling and can be one of the hardest to read. It is believed that up to 93 percent of all communication is nonverbal. Dr. Albert Mehrabian, author of Silent Messages (1971), had conducted many studies to find that 7 percent of communication is through words, 38 percent through vocal elements, and 55 percent through nonverbal elements such as

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    louder than words. When having a conversation with someone, your body language speaks louder than your words. Men’s brains and women’s brains work differently, which causes them to have slightly different forms of interaction. Men have different proxemics, kinesics, and paralanguage than women do. Understanding these differences allow us to communicate effectively. All individuals give and receive nonverbal cues during conversation. Most individuals, when unsure whether to consider the speaker’s

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    Cultural Expectations and Proxemics As consumers in this country, we all at some point, have or will have gone out to eat at a public restaurant. The site I chose was a Mexican restaurant called Zacatecas, which is located in a shopping center in Galt. This shopping center has a variety of other business establishments like a Raley’s grocery store, Walmart, two coffee shops, pizza shop, and a Chinese restaurant to mention a few. This location is always busy with a variety of consumers with different

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    communications are: Kinesics, Proxemics, Vocalic and Artifactul systems (Kinsella, D. (2015, July). Module 10 – Using Community Resources). Kinesics communication is how a person uses their body to communicate. An example, why a BHP is needed to teach a client social skills is so they can redirect the individual from physically using their body as a way to tell somebody to go away. The BHP can teach the proper Kinesics that is appropriate for social interaction. Proxemics communication is how the individual

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    Code Switching Analysis

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    things about him. In a particular conversation with Mitchell about an awkward experience he had reuniting with his first kiss he had with a boy; Jay uses both verbal and nonverbal language. He uses code switching, powerful language, haptics, and proxemics, to relate to his son, seem competent and intelligent, and connect with him positively so Mitchell will remember the advice Jay gave him and talk about him fondly. Jay ultimately wants to influence Mitchell and share information with him to help

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    Question 1 When it comes to the meaning of words we can view them in two levels, denotation and connotation. Denotation is basically the word’s literal meaning. It is exactly what one can expect and understand from the description out of a dictionary and is considered concrete and tangible as it is the closest of an objective description of reality. Connotation on the other hand is much more complex and abstract as it can involved multiple factors such as personal or cultural experiences and values

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