'Nonverbal' presentation slideshows

Robert A. Leark, Ph.D. Fellow, National Academy of Neuropsychology Associate Professor, Behavioral & Social Sciences

Theoretical Models of Explanation. Robert A. Leark, Ph.D. Fellow, National Academy of Neuropsychology Associate Professor, Behavioral & Social Sciences Pacific Christian College, Fullerton, CA Vice President, Research & Development, UAD., Inc. Theoretical Models of Explanation.

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Active Learning Strategies and Techniques

Active Learning Strategies and Techniques. Nancy Allen, Ph.D. College of Education Qatar University. Workshop Objectives. By the end of this workshop, participants are expected to be able to: Investigate current research related to how people learn.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Developmental Theories: Life Course and Latent Trait. Developmental Theories. Seek to identify, describe, and understand the development factors the explain the onset and continuation of a criminal career

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What Is Motivation?

What Is Motivation?. Motivation : The factors that make us do things, motivation leads to behavior Biological factors Emotional factors Cognitive factors Social/Cultural factors. Theories of Motivation. Instinct Theory Incentive Theory Drive Theory Arousal Theory. Instinct Theory.

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My Eyes are on Backwards

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Intimate Relationships and Communication

Intimate Relationships and Communication. Chapter Four. Developing Intimate Relationships. Be willing to give of themselves Share their ideas, feelings, time, and needs Self-Concept and Self-Esteem Feel good about ourselves Roots of our identity and self Developed during childhood

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Chapter Fifteen: Organizing and Presenting Public Speeches

Chapter Fifteen: Organizing and Presenting Public Speeches. Organizing Speeches. Organization of Oral Communication Requires More Explicit Organization Benefits from Greater Redundancy within the Message Should Rely on Less Complex Sentence Structure . Organizing Speeches.

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Nonverbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication. Messages Beyond Words Chapter 5. Quiz. 1. Gesturing has little bearing on persuasiveness False 2. Cognitively complex people are better at decoding nonverbal behavior than are those who are less cognitively complex. True

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Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words

Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words. Chapter Summary. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication Influences on Nonverbal Communication Gender Culture Types of Nonverbal Communication Summary. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication. Nonverbal Skills.

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Comparing Verbal and Nonverbal Communication

Comparing Verbal and Nonverbal Communication. Similarities. Differences. Both are symbolic. Both are rule guided. Both can be intentional or unintentional. Both are culture-bound. Nonverbal communication is usually perceived as more believable. Nonverbal can be multichanneled.

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Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words

Chapter Summary. Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication Influences on Nonverbal Communication Gender Culture Types of Nonverbal Communication Summary. Looking Out , Looking In 12 th Edition. Nonverbal Skills.

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Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words

Nonverbal Communication: Messages beyond Words. Chapter Summary. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication Influences on Nonverbal Communication Gender Culture Types of Nonverbal Communication Summary. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication. Nonverbal Skills.

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Chapter 6 Anger: How to Moderate Hot Buttons By Mitch Abrams and Bruce Hale

Chapter 6 Anger: How to Moderate Hot Buttons By Mitch Abrams and Bruce Hale. Anger. It is a normal emotion. Precursor emotions include hate, fear, frustration, and disappointment. Physiological response is similar to anxiety. Charles Spielberger. Anger-in

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Hush

Hush. Communicating without words. Is Nonverbal Important?. In groups of 2: One person will face the back wall (artist) One person will face the board (instructor) The following slide will have a picture for you to draw/describe. Instructors. 9 Forms of Nonverbal. Environment Proxemics

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Understanding Students with Traumatic Brain Injury

Understanding Students with Traumatic Brain Injury. Chapter 13. TBI. Traumatic Brain Injury. Definition.

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INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION. DEFINITION. The exchange of information Vital part of everyday life Three categories Oral Written Nonverbal. COMMUNICATION GOALS. Obtain useful information Develop trust, show caring Aid patient self understanding Relieve stress

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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace. Learning Objectives. Definition of sexual harassment Learning the different types of sexual harassment Identifying sexual harassment Steps to filing a complaint. Definition.

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Active Listening

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More Than Words

More Than Words. Managing the classroom through nonverbal communication. Rationale:. Teachers need quick, effective methods to get misbehaving students back on track. Mirror neurons are powerful transmitters of how you feel about something.

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Child Assessment Cognitive & Language Development

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