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On Body Language in Nonverbal Communication

周登超, 王珊珊

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Nonverbal communication varies with cultures and societies. This article devotes to a comparison of nonverbal communications in different cultures in terms of gestures and postures. It aims to illustrate the differences of nonverbal communication and highlight its importance as well so as to achieve the effectiveness of communication especially the cross-cultural communication.

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Nonverbal communication varies with cultures and societies. This article devotes to a comparison of nonverbal communications in different cultures in terms of gestures and postures. It aims to illustrate the differences of nonverbal communication and highlight its importance as well so as to achieve the effectiveness of communication especially the cross-cultural communication.

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Nonverbal communication varies with cultures and societies. This article devotes to a comparison of nonverbal communications in different cultures in terms of gestures and postures. It aims to illustrate the differences of nonverbal communication and highlight its importance as well so as to achieve the effectiveness of communication especially the cross-cultural communication.

Key concepts: Nonverbal communication, Gesture, Body language, Communication, Psychology, Interpersonal communication, Regulatory focus theory, Cognitive psychology

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