Personal space-based simulation of non-verbal communications

Amaoka, Toshitaka; Laga, Hamid; Yoshie, Makoto; Nakajima, M.

doi:10.1016/j.entcom.2011.02.006

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“…Some 9.57% of the participants did not express a view with regard to this particular item due to lack of information. Generally, the results item are in line with the studies by Cleary (2008) and Amoaka et al (2011).…”

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The Influence of Non-verbal Communication among University Students on Social Relationship

Ibrahim

2023

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The main aim of the current study is to determine how all types of nonverbal communication including “facial expression, kinesics (gesture), paralinguistic (voice), body language and posture, proxemics (space), eye contact, haptics (touch) and physical appearance” affect university students’ social relationships. The main research questions for the current study are: Do types of nonverbal communication affect university students' social relationships? Should the effects of all types of nonverbal communication be taught at university? In order to obtain data, an open-ended questionnaire is used involving 115 senior students, (60 boys and 55 girls), at Salahaddin, Cihan and Lebanese French Universities/College of Languages/ English Departments. For analysing the obtained data, the researcher used a mixed methods research approach involving both quantitative and qualitative methods. The study concluded that all types of nonverbal communication affect university students’ social relationships, both in university life and in the future. Therefore, the effect of all types of nonverbal communication should be studied and taught at the beginning of university life in order to pave the way for all university students using them correctly and appropriately

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The Influence of Non-verbal Communication among University Students on Social Relationship

Ibrahim

2023

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“…The theoretical concept brought about by semiotics is that of sign and relative sign relationship, or semiosis. * This is because semiotics studies every phenomenon of meaning and communication found, in order to face an object of analysis in a more complex reality, than the simple theoretical object of a sign (Dinică, 2014;Amaoka et al, 2011;Ponce-López et al, 2015).…”

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impact, importance, types, and use of non-verbal communication in social relations

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Enesi

2022

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The problem of today's social and economic developments is based on communicative relations, which are the main factor in the development of human society. Most of all, the recent changes in communication reports proved how important communication is in achieving the goals not only of the speaker but also of society. Human society's important means of communication in all its types and dimensions, the relationship and mutual influence of these types are becoming more and more obvious. Over the years, different language schools have dealt with different approaches on the importance, cognition, and functionality of communication, not only linguistic but also non-linguistic, communication that does not rely on different grammatical tools and forms, or structured language, but also on the linguistic, or nonverbal element. Today's controversies in linguistics raise issues of meaning and significance, which often come from questions: 'What does it mean? 'However, the concept of meaning is not confused with communication. When we talk about communication, we refer to the process through which, someone conveys something, to someone else. The full realization of this process includes not only linguistic factors but also social and cultural ones.

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