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Communication: The Non-Verbal Agenda (Second Edition)

• 1988 ----- color ----- 20 min ----- 16mm
• Do you hear what I say, if so do you see what I mean? This remake of the classic film on non-verbal behavior shows how non-verbal cues can change the meaning of our words. Many examples are used to show how we send messages, sometimes conflicting ones, to our co-workers. These messages express degrees of like, dominance and responsiveness. Cultural differences also come into play because non-verbal messages can be mis-interpreted. By being alert to our non-verbal cues, we can better express our own goals as well as those of our organization.
• Topics: (Business Administration, Psychology: Social, Speech Communications)

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