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These will combine with paying attention to how your emotions affect your nonverbal communication and allow you to adjust your tone of voice and body language to be in sync with what you say and mean.

Certain phrases we use in speech, almost without thinking, say a lot about our relationship with ourselves. Among them, expressions such as "I don't know if it's clear," "well, that's it," "I'm just ...

Nonverbal communication is a complex process and can include facial expressions, gaze direction and pupil dilation, gestures, body movements and proxemics (the physical distance we maintain from ...

The communication barriers can impede the efficiency of the communication process. They can completely distort the meaning of the messages. The workplace demands an effective communication system to ...

The 5 Types of Nonverbal Communication: Key Takeaways Universal Expressions: Facial expressions are global, providing clear insights into emotions such as happiness, sadness, and anger, regardless ...

Examples of nonverbal communication include what you wear, how you wear your clothes, facial expressions, body gestures, eye contact, voice, posture, and the distance between you and your audience.

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