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1. The document discusses verbal and nonverbal communication in multicultural contexts. Verbal communication involves understanding different languages and accents, while nonverbal communication involves body language and facial expressions, which can be interpreted differently across cultures.
2. Culture and global issues greatly impact communication. People from different cultures may experience culture shock and difficulties communicating due to language barriers, which can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts.
3. To communicate appropriately across cultures, one should be aware of different cultural norms and perspectives, avoid assumptions, respect all cultures equally, speak clearly, and pay attention to nonverbal cues.
1. The document discusses verbal and nonverbal communication in multicultural contexts. Verbal communication involves understanding different languages and accents, while nonverbal communication involves body language and facial expressions, which can be interpreted differently across cultures.
2. Culture and global issues greatly impact communication. People from different cultures may experience culture shock and difficulties communicating due to language barriers, which can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts.
3. To communicate appropriately across cultures, one should be aware of different cultural norms and perspectives, avoid assumptions, respect all cultures equally, speak clearly, and pay attention to nonverbal cues.
1. The document discusses verbal and nonverbal communication in multicultural contexts. Verbal communication involves understanding different languages and accents, while nonverbal communication involves body language and facial expressions, which can be interpreted differently across cultures.
2. Culture and global issues greatly impact communication. People from different cultures may experience culture shock and difficulties communicating due to language barriers, which can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts.
3. To communicate appropriately across cultures, one should be aware of different cultural norms and perspectives, avoid assumptions, respect all cultures equally, speak clearly, and pay attention to nonverbal cues.
1. Describe the nature elements and functions of verbal and nonverbal
communications in various and multicultural context. Verbal communication involves the ability to understand different accents or different languages so that it could use internationally and it could be recognizably pronunciation so that it could have a better correlation with the signifier and the signified. In additional the cultural bound term has a chance to bewilder even a native user of a language and this sort of terms are known to be a particular location in a country while the Nonverbal communication involves smell, fidgeting, body posture and facial expression but yawning to convey a message are important to have a control, however it is not always possible to do so. It maybe interpret opposite to people with the cultural identity. So learning all this can be very crucial to develop your communication skills however it it’s also very useful. 2. Explain how Cultural and Global issues affects communication. Culture have been the largest barrier of communication, a person who goes into a different culture may ended up in a culture shock in relation to the hardship of communicating while the global communication is also hard for people to communicate due to different languages has. It might ended up having a war because of the misunderstanding yet languages can be learn. Both issues were really a hindrance of communicating yet following the appropriate terms can avoid misunderstanding. 3. Determine culturally appropriate terms expression and images. First, we should be aware of the impact of the culture, for example if someone avoid eye contacts with you while talking, it could be an impact of their culture and not that he is shy, being rude or uninterested. Second, while communicating with someone you should be aware of assumptions, culture gives of clues yet don’t assume that all people would share their beliefs and ways of living. Third, all cultures are equal, should not think that your culture is more superior to others, that could leads unto culture biases. Forth, speak clearly and concisely. Fifth, should be aware also of nonverbal communications. 4. Evaluate multimodal texts critically to enhance receptive (listening, reading, viewing skills. A text maybe defined as multimodal when it combines two or more semiotic system. Linguistic- vocabulary, structure, grammar of oral or written language Visual- colors, vectors and viewpoint in still and moving images Audio- volume, pitch and rhythm of music and sound effects Gestural- movement, facial expression and body language Spatial- proximately direction, position of lay out organization of object in space. Multimodal text can be printed physical or digital. 5. Summarize the principle of academic text structure. An important feature of academic text is that they are organized in a specific way, they have clear structure. This structure makes it easier for you reader to navigate your text and understand the material better. It also make it easier for you to organize your material. It should be clear throughout the text and within section, paragraph and even sentence.