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Importance of using verbal and non verbal skills

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Matching verbal and non verbal examples to the correct definition

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Importance of using verbal and non verbal skills
 

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Matching verbal and non verbal examples to the correct definition

by Jeanelle Azzopardi
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A proper sets a positive tone for the interaction . It establishes rapport and shows respect .

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ensures that both parties are on the same page and prevents miscommunication .

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encourages deeper exploration of a topic and helps uncover additional details or insights .

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addresses issues directly and constructively , which can resolve conflicts and clarify misunderstandings .

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provides actionable suggestions for improvement while maintaining a positive and supportive tone .

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demonstrates understanding and compassion , helping to build trust and strengthen the relationship .

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provides a clear ending to the conversation , ensuring that both parties are aware of next steps or any follow - up required .

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helps consolidate information , clarify key points , and ensure mutual understanding before concluding the interaction .

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communicate emotions and reactions that can either reinforce or contradict verbal messages .

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demonstrates attentiveness and sincerity . It also helps build trust and shows that the person is engaged in the conversation .

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enhance and clarify verbal communication . They can illustrate points and add emphasis .

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can convey warmth and empathy , but must be used appropriately based on cultural norms and personal comfort .

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reflects your level of engagement and openness . Keeping your arms uncrossed shows you are open to listening .

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indicates comfort levels and respect for personal space . It can vary significantly between cultures .

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The shows your feelings more than the words you use . It changes how people understand your message .

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effects clarity and engagement . Speaking too quickly might overwhelm the listener , while speaking too slowly might cause disinterest .

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