Differing non-verbal communication between cultures
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It is estimated that between 70% and 98% of a message is communicated non-verbally, and while many non-verbal cues are universal like smiles, expressions of disgust, and expressions of fear, much has very different significance from one culture to another.
Give an example of cultural differences that matter in a business setting.
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An illustration of how non-verbal communications can cause misunderstandings and conflicts.
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Non verbal Communication:
Non-verbal cues do have different meanings across cultures. One of the most humorous and interesting gesture for me is the non-verbal communication - head shake gesture.
Three different meanings:
1. Canada/USA (North American )- shaking ...
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