Nonverbal Messages Research Articles

The Effect of Non-Verbal Messages On the Execute Of Negotiation - Field Study On Al - Hajjar Sider Compound

The aim of this study is to clarify the impact of non-verbal messages on the execute of the negotiation process in Al-Hajjar compound. For this purpose, a questionnaire consisting of 14 words was designed and distributed to a sample of 64 negotiators in different sections of the vessel, 53 of which were retrieved, 51 of which are valid for analysis. Using a range of statistical tools such as arithmetical averages and standard deviations, the degree of interest of negotiators in nonverbal messages as well as the execute of negotiation was determined. While the correlation coefficient and the limiting factor were used to study the effect of nonverbal messages on the execute of negotiation.
 The study reached several results, the most important of which is a significant effect of non-verbal messages on the execute of negotiation. The study recommended attention to body language, while facing other parties

Communication between the coach and children learning to swim

Aim. The purpose of this study is: (a) to examine how swimming coaches perceive their communication skills and preferences; (b) to better understand the behaviour of coach-athlete communication during practice sessions; (c) to explore similarities and differences between coaches’ declared and actual communication behaviour. Basic procedures. To accomplish this purpose, 10 swimming coaches (6 males, 4 females; mage=31 years) were invited to take part in the two-part study. First, the participants were asked to answer 6 questions about their communicational behaviours towards children during typical swimming practices. Then, during a real swimming session, both verbal and non-verbal communication was recorded (content of the message, recipient of the message, body posture, gestures, proxemics, vocal aspects). Results. The obtained results show that the coaches used six of communication behaviours. The results revealed a discrepancy between the coaches’ declared and observed communication preferences. The data analysis shows that the coaches provided both feedback (40.7%) and feedforward (59. 3%) information. In the research, it is shown that swimming teachers used non-verbal messages more often (63%) than verbal ones. Conclusions. In the teaching process, it is important that the trainer/coach provides not only information regarding the tasks to be performed but also information improving the atmosphere and also the quality of the exercises performed.

LAYANAN KONSELING TERHADAP KESALAHPAHAMAN DALAM MEMAKNAI KOMUNIKASI NON VERBAL (PESAN KINESIK) DI LINGKUNGAN ASRAMA

The relationship between non-verbal communication (kinesic messages) and children's adjustment is that non-verbal communication such as facial expressions, body movements, and eye contact greatly influence the process of interacting with fellow humans. Especially for the first time face to face and interact with each other. So that sometimes the habits of these movements greatly influence social interaction. Especially if those interacting are from different cultural backgrounds. So that there are misunderstandings in understanding the non-verbal communication messages, such as kinesics. The counseling services that the author can offer in dealing with this problem can use several counseling services, including rational emotive and behavioristic therapy.

Women's words, women's bodies: late nineteenth century English feminisms in the ‘Interview’ column of the Women's Penny Paper/Woman's Herald (Oct. 27, 1888–Apr. 23, 1892)

ABSTRACT Historians have written extensively on early twentieth-century British women’s suffrage, and late nineteenth century feminisms. Nevertheless, there is still an insufficiency in studies that attend to the textual and visual contents of late nineteenth century feminist periodicals. Non-mainstream periodicals produced by women for women allow us to explore distinctive hybrid modes of gender. They also offer us exclusive access into the everyday experiences, and individual thoughts of actual late nineteenth century women. This article focuses on women’s interviews and portraits published in the Women’s Penny Paper/Women’s Herald, demonstrating that they often combined traditional with more radical emergent signifiers of womanhood in written and pictorial form. This is a journey into the verbal and non-verbal messages communicated through women’s words and bodies, expanding our collective archaeological project of reinterpreting the past from women’s point of view, and the manner in which New Women utilised their choice of words and appearance to gain power.

Identification of physical and psychosocial problems based on symptoms in patients with Beh\xe7et\u2019s disease

The purpose of this study was to use the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) to identify physical and psychosocial problems associated with symptoms of Behçet’s disease (BD) in Japanese patients. Thirty patients with BD were interviewed in a pilot study using the “ICF Checklist”, and a team of medical experts selected categories related to physical and psychosocial aspects of BD. To identify specific physical and psychosocial problems of Japanese patients with BD, 100 new patients were interviewed using the selected categories. Among the 128 categories in the original ICF Checklist, 80 categories were identified as impaired, and another 12 ICF categories were added based on expert discussion of patients input. The number of problem categories was significantly greater in patients with BD with eye involvement and fatigue (eye involvement, 25.7 categories; fatigue, 25.2 categories; both P < 0.001). Specifically, patients with eye involvement had more difficulties with problems in daily life, such as writing (odds ratio 4.2), understanding such nonverbal messages as gestures and facial expressions (13.7), moving (5.7), walking in intense sunlight and bright light (17.6), and patients with fatigue had more difficulties with climate problems such as symptoms getting worse at the turn of the seasons or on cold days (2.5), compared to those without these symptoms. This study demonstrated that support focusing not only on physical symptoms but on other aspects of life as well is necessary for patients with BD, particularly patients with eye involvement and fatigue.

Dancing to projective identification in dance movement therapy for couples (DMT-C)

Projective identification influences the behavior of couples in unconscious ways, within a dynamic process that may likely sustain destructive and difficult-to-discover-and-resolve conflicts. In projection, non-verbal messages in the couple relationship are interpreted through sensorimotor systems involved in perception. The present research study examines how, and in which areas, awareness of somatic and kinesthetic processes in therapy induces recognition of projection and identification in relations. Nine couples (n = 18) participated in 12 sessions of dance movement therapy for couples (DMT-C). The sessions were documented on video and in the personal diaries of the therapists and the participants. According to the participants, the movement experience gave rise to new perceptions of the couple relationship and the relationship partner with reference to three central issues: manifestation of (a) power; (b) passion; and, (c) support. The discussion will examine ways movement incorporated in therapy helps identify embodied processes that take place in the couple relationship.

Bahasa Dakwah Pemerintah Membangun Harmonisasi Kebangsaan

This paper examines the reality of Da'wa language in the interaction and communication to the head of state with the peoples. The diversity of tribes, religions, races, and groups within the archipelago needs to be handled wisely, so that the harmonization of citizens continues to be strengthened in all aspects of life. Uploading the message of the head of state on you tube social media can be the right media to parse central and regional policies. You tube social media is a trend of millennial society that is loved by all groups. Therefore, the head of state also needs to upload the existing social media. The message of the head of state needs to be known to all its people, both delivered during state speeches and in remarks on non-state activities. The President is the icon of a country, the national cultural identity of natural resources and human resources must be fully considered. It concerns state policies based on idealized ideals and constitutional grounds. All policies must be understood by the government apparatus from the central to the regions, officials to the people. However, the language of the head of state is not as easy as the educator explains it to students, the head of state needs high social sensitivity, so there is no obstacle means understanding all the messages he conveys. The head of state must provide an optimal and perfect example as a manifesto of the characteristics of Indonesian human resources as a whole. How are the messages of the head of state uploaded on social media ‘You Tube’?. The head of state must provide an optimal and perfect example as a manifesto of the characteristics of Indonesian human resources as a whole. This study is a descriptive qualitative methode, the material from the cyber media, and analysis of the speechs of Ir. Jokowidodo in YouTube media from January to December 2017. The research shows that the president's verbal and non-verbal messages reflected the balance of communication between leaders and the people interactively interactively; the meaning is humanist, religious, humorous, traditionalist, and nationalist. The analysis too shows that the head of the central government until the region must be a communicator, innovator and initiator wholeheartedly dealing with the interests of civil society in the millennial era, guarding the strengthening of national identity and religious ideology.

Beyond what, to how: Different ways African American adolescents receive ethnic and racial socialization messages.

Modes of transmission (MOT) of message content reveal nuances about how ethnic socialization and racial socialization occur. This study shifts the focus beyond "what" messages adolescents receive from caregivers to include "how" messages are communicated about ethnicity and race. African American adolescents (N = 55, 72% female, Mage = 16.8) participated in semistructured interviews that were analyzed with theory-driven content analysis and quantitative procedures to derive patterns from the data. Various forms of verbal and nonverbal MOT were discussed by adolescents. Two patterns of associations between MOT and message content were found: Ethnic content was conveyed more often through nonverbal MOT, whereas racial content occurred more often through verbal MOT. These patterns were revealed at both the response and individual levels. This study links the expression aspect of MOT with ethnic and racial content in interviews that highlight teenagers' voices about how verbal and nonverbal messages about ethnicity and race are received. Further research that examines MOT in relation to message content will provide fuller awareness of ethnic and racial socialization processes. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).

SURAU MELALUI BAHASA TUBUH DALAM FILM EKSPERIMENTAL

&lt;p align="center"&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Abstract&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;em&gt;Minangkabau has a surau as a creative container for its people to worship, study, play, exchange ideas and share experiences in ancient times. The existence of the surau is the biggest scourge of Islamic civilization in Minangkabau. Surau became the medium of educational activity of Muslims and the place of all social activities in Minangkabau. Humans communicate with other humans using direct communication (dialogue) and indirect communication (body language). Body language in general is nonverbal message communication (without words). Body language becomes an alternative way to communicate using body language or sign language. Experimental films are abstract and not easy to understand. This is because the filmmaker uses personal symbols in his speech. Structures in experimental films by subjective interpretations of the work such as ideas, ideas, emotions and inner experiences.&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

Mood Perception Model for Social Robot Based on Facial and Bodily Expression Using a Hidden Markov Model

In the normal course of human interaction people typically exchange more than spoken words. Emotion is conveyed at the same time in the form of nonverbal messages. In this paper, we present a new perceptual model of mood detection designed to enhance a robot’s social skill. This model assumes 1) there are only two hidden states (positive or negative mood), and 2) these states can be recognized by certain facial and bodily expressions. A Viterbi algorithm has been adopted to predict the hidden state from the visible physical manifestation. We verified the model by comparing estimated results with those produced by human observers. The comparison shows that our model performs as well as human observers, so the model could be used to enhance a robot’s social skill, thus endowing it with the flexibility to interact in a more human-oriented way.

ANALISIS SEMIOTIKA KONSEP DIRI PADA FILM PENDEK “CHANGED”

Short film “Changed” tells of a man named Leo who is not confident, he is supported in a woman's soul so that he behaves and looks like a woman. He did everything he could to have an ideal and perfect body. This short film gives a message that has certain meanings, including the self-concept of the character. The message is visible on the sign that is on the scene and dialog in the image. The author in this study used a qualitative method with the assessment of semiotic analysis from Charles Sanders Peirce. In this study we will look for answers to the question of how to self-concept in the search for the identity of the character through verbal and nonverbal messages. The results of the overall research come to our picture and self-assessment of the character's secret that is trapped in a woman's body image, the ideal of the body as a woman, her role as a woman and her identity known as a woman trapped in a man's body&#x0D; Keywords: Short Movie, Semiotics, Charles Sanders Pierce, self-concept&#x0D;

A study of the communication skills in health care and the role of demographic variables (a case study of the nurses at the Educational, Therapeutic and Research Center of Imam Reza Hospital, Kermanshah, Iran in 2018)

Nurses, as facilitators in hospitals, should be equipped with communication skills towards the realization of this goal. The present study aimed to investigate the status of communication skills in health care and the role of nurses’ demographic variables at the Educational, Therapeutic, and Research Center of Imam Reza Hospital, Kermanshah, Iran in 2018. In this descriptive–analytic study, the statistical population was 926 nurses working at the Educational, Therapeutic, and Research Center of Imam Reza Hospital affiliated to Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences, Kermanshah, Iran in 2018. Moreover, the random sampling was used as the sampling method. As for data collection, a two-part questionnaire, containing the demographic questions and the Queendom Communication Skills Test, was used. Furthermore, the independent t-test and one-way ANOVA using SPSS Statistical Software Version 22.0 were used for data analysis. The results of the present study demonstrated that the mean and standard deviation of the total score of communication skills measured 2.70 ± 0.43. The results also indicated that assertiveness and understanding verbal and nonverbal messages had the highest and lowest mean scores (3.20 ± 0.64 and 2.30 ± 0.58 respectively). Further, there was a significant relationship between the mean scores of communication skills and variables such as marital status, employment background, department, work shift, and type of employment (P < 0.05). The results of the present study revealed that nurses’ knowledge of communication skills was moderate. Therefore, it is recommended that courses on communication skills training be considered in their continuing education and on-the-job training, with the aim of improving the quality of nursing care.

KOMUNIKASI INSTRUKSIONAL DALAM PROSES BELAJAR MENGAJAR BAGI ANAK ASD (AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER)

The aims of this study areto determine instructional communication in the teaching and learning process of teachers and children of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) in the classroom. Based on a series of research activities conducted at the Prananda Bandung Educational Institution, instructional communication carried out by teachers in the teaching and learning process uses verbal messages in the form of language instruction and nonverbal messages. Between Language instruction and nonverbal messages both complement each other so that children of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) can receive teaching material well. Giving verbal and nonverbal messages in the teaching and learning process conducted by the teacher in the classroom gives a change in the behavior of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) children, behavior changes vary for each child, this is due to the unequal condition of children ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) , besides that parenting parents at home also play a role in changing children's behavior. The media used in the teaching and learning process is only visual media that helps children ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) to recognize material that is easily conveyed.

Figuring out the Varieties in Reporting News with an Eye on Translation and Semiotics

Although most of the people focus on the written message and forget about other non-verbal messages, some researchers keep looking for other signal that might send some messages but are stronger enough to affect the readers. This research is an attempt to figure out the size of the blackout that we experience in the world concerning reporting news. The reasons behind such vagueness are the factors encompassed in delivering the news like the translator’s viewpoint and signs translation. The semiotic approach has been used to shed light on these elements and to raise the attention of readers before taking every little news guaranteed.&#x0D;

Strategi Komunikasi Fakultas Dakwah dan Ilmu Komunikasi UIN Imam Bonjol Padang dalam Meningkatkan Jumlah Mahasiswa

This research was motivated by an increase in the number of students in 2013 up to 2016 at the Da'wah and Communication Faculty of the State Islamic Institute of Imam Bonjol Padang. The author wants to know how the faculty communication strategy in increasing the number of students, which includes promotional messages, promotional media and promotional effects. The research method used is qualitative descriptive. The research informants were taken from the academics involved in the faculty and student promotion activities of the class of 2013 until 2016. The technique of determining informants used the snowball technique. The technique of collecting data through observation, interviews and documentation studies. The results obtained are communication strategies used by the faculty in terms of promotional messages, namely verbal messages such as face to face dialogue, and non-verbal messages such as direct activities in the field. Judging from the promotional media used, namely direct media, including collaborative visits, seminars, and workshops. Indirect media such as brochures, posters, calendars, bags, websites, and the work of students, students and alumni. Judging from the promotional effects, the first cognitive effect, including the increase in knowledge of prospective students regarding the Faculty of Da'wah and Communication Sciences. The second is affective effects, including changes in attitudes of prospective students after knowing the information. the third is the behavioral effect, including decisions and actions taken by prospective students after receiving and understanding information about the Da'wah and Communication Sciences

The Transmission of Trauma and Guilt Feelings Between Generations

The Transmission of Trauma and Guilt Feelings Between Generations Abstract. After a brief historical outline, the text deals with the emergence of insights into transgenerational transferences and current understandings of mental trauma and various forms of traumatization. At the center lies the question of psychic mechanisms of unconscious transmission in unprocessed traumas. The author inquires into body language and affective communication, beginning in early childhood, and the importance of scenic memory and understanding of nonverbal messages. Different reactions in descendants of survivors of the Holocaust or torture victims and descendants of perpetrators are also taken into consideration. Finally, some conclusions for clinical practice are presented.

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN OPINION LEADER AND MINORITY GROUP ON SOCIAL HARMONY IN SOUTH SULAWESI

Abstrak&#x0D; Interpersonal communication involves the exchange of verbal and non-verbal messages that can directly affect the sender and recipient of the message. The context of interpersonal communication can be applied to opinion leaders and minority groups in direct interaction. Relationship between opinion leaders and minority groups have differences in religion, beliefs, culture, and customs can be applied through open interpersonal communication, empathy, and equality. The goal is to maximize the role and opinion leader function of the majority group, namely the Toraja ethnic group in interacting with the Bugis ethnic minority group of Makassar for social harmonization in a multicultural and multiethnic society.&#x0D; The research method approaches the constructivism paradigm. Methods of data collection through Focuss Group Discussion, observation, and in-depth interviews. Furthermore, the data collected in the analysis uses a qualitative approach to generalize the conclusions of the results of data analysis inductively. Informants were determined through purposive sampling based on high opinion leader interaction levels with individuals or groups outside their ethnicity, with the aim that the informants interviewed had a wealth of insight and extensive knowledge about ethnic opponents, and had experience of associating with individuals or groups outside their ethnicity. 3 informants were chosen in Toraja Regency and 3 in Makassar City, and 7 Bugis Ethnic Makassar who interacted directly with opinion leaders and the community in the majority group.&#x0D; The results of the study found that interpersonal communication was carried out by open opinion leaders, empathy, and equal attitudes. Opinion leader applies the concept of interpersonal communication with minority groups through interpersonal communication skills, such as the ability to imitate, identification skills, and the ability of sympathy with minority groups dominated by ethnic Bugis Makassar and the majority group dominated by ethnic Toraja. The obstacle factor of interpersonal communication between opinion leaders and minority groups is first, barriers to the status effect, perceptual distorsion barriers, and barriers to cultural differences on minority groups that have different cultures, religions and social environments.&#x0D; &#x0D;

Research into the Application of Linguistic Adaptation Theory in Personal Selling Communication

This is a qualitative study into the interactive communication between the salesperson and the potential customer in the process of personal selling based on Jef Verschueren’s linguistic Adaptation Theory. By carefully analyzing the obtained data, which are genuine face-to-face selling cases, the study found that the persuasive utterances made by the salesperson can be classified as the adaptation to one of the three worlds: physical world (including adaptation to stretches of time, to selling environment, to physical appearance and to non-verbal messages), social world (including adaptation to the business tradition of being honest and reliable, to the business rule of valuing time as well as to different ages and sexes), and mental world (including the need for benefit seeking, the need for rapport building, the desire for compliment and the desire for sympathy).

Images without words—the focus group as a method of examining the reading experience of comics

This article presents a pilot study conducted in Hungary and Italy in the autumn of 2015. The study had two goals: to test the method of focus-group discussion for collecting data on a multimodal reading experience and to collect information on participants’ reading experience with comics, with an emphasis on their ability to understand the visual language of comics. The study examined the importance of the verbal mode in understanding non-verbal messages and the way in which the role cultural background and the competence to read comics affect participants’ interpretations of the meanings of the visual content of comics. In addition to answering the main research questions, the article reflects on focus groups as a data-collection method. The study indicated that cultural background, including the tradition of reading comics, may have an effect on enhancing participants’ understanding of the visual content of comics, which is also an important aspect the translator has to take into consideration.

Kompetensi Komunikasi Tutor Dalam Meningkatkan Kepercayaan Diri Peserta Didik

Communication play an important role in all aspects of life, because it gives the the contribution of large in the process of attention was given to disseminating a message in the form of information and knowledge especially in helping them to education. How is it possible provide us with information communication with nothing to do, fuel price hike worried investors the communication in the world education is teachers as the communicators the and participants primary school students as communicant. A tutor which has fixed and firm the competence of a communication that good will to be able to draw sympathy school tuition than right now to heed, understand, and for the remembrance of a message on the great commission nor information to in this matter is the subject matter. Aim of this study is under way to find out the competence of communication a tutor in improving the a belief in themselves school tuition at the Yayasan Pemimpin Anak Bangsa. A theory that used in this research is a theory constructivism, the theory is well explain how ability or very works of their hands sunday prologue an individual in communications. The study used a qualitative approach was adopted with the methods observation, the objective of the interview, and documentation. The results of the research showed it was personal communication tutor at the Yayasan Pemimpin Anak Bangsa has been good enough, was seen from ability tutor use verbal communication and nonverbal messages and subject matter that is easily understood by students, a tutor who are providing support, motivation and spirit to learn back.