Nonverbal Communication in Intercultural Communication
XU Xiao-dan
Abstract
XU Xiao-dan
Abstract
Verbal communication and noverbal communication are the two means in intercultural communication. Verbal communication and nonverbal communication, the cultural production of a certain society, have differences as well as similarities in that on the one hand, they both belong to communication, which refers to the passing process of a message from one person to another either consciously or unconsciously through a certain means; on the other hand, the message is passed form the sender to the receiver in a different way. It is very important to make clear the relationships between verbal and nonverbal communication in learning intercultural communication.
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Verbal communication and noverbal communication are the two means in intercultural communication. Verbal communication and nonverbal communication, the cultural production of a certain society, have differences as well as similarities in that on the one hand, they both belong to communication, which refers to the passing process of a message from one person to another either consciously or unconsciously through a certain means; on the other hand, the message is passed form the sender to the receiver in a different way. It is very important to make clear the relationships between verbal and nonverbal communication in learning intercultural communication.
Key concepts: Nonverbal communication, Communication source, Intercultural communication, Psychology, Communication studies, Communication, Organizational communication, Communication noise