Communication Skills
When I saw the
Tv show ”God luck Charlie”, I understood
the program with the gestures that
they did, when they laugh,
and act. The different faces tell us what they want to
communicate.
communicate.
I think in communication the gestures, “express
spontaneous feelings."
spontaneous feelings."
and
words come together. We need to observe and
listen to understand in a better way
the things. “nonverbal
behavior often serves to clarify meaning by reinforcing
verbal
messages.”( O'Hair, D., Friedrich, G. W., & Dixon, L. D.
2011. Pag.131)
The characters
of the show express emotion when they
hug each other, or in their eyes communicate expressions
and feelings, love. When someone did
hug each other, or in their eyes communicate expressions
and feelings, love. When someone did
something their facial expression show that they
are
angry, surprise, fear, and interest.
If I saw a show that I know well ,I think I understand the
same
because I need to pay attention to the different gestures,
faces. If I
don’t have audio, I think I try to understand what
they are doing and how they
want to communicate.
Sometimes with a smile ,we could know that something
positive is happen, we communicate with our body, actions,
gestures, facial
expressions, eye behavior. ”we communicate
with many tools other than
language”( O'Hair,
D., Friedrich,
G. W., & Dixon, L. D. 2011.pag.128).
References:
O'Hair, D., Friedrich,
G. W., & Dixon, L. D. (2011). Strategic communication in business and
the professions. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon.
Hi Maria,
ResponderEliminarYou made some good observations about that television show with the sound turned off. I watch that show with my daughter and they display great communication skills both verbally and nonverbally with each other.
Thank you for the post. My niece loves this show and you are right on point. They use a lot of gestures. A person could in fact watch this show without sound and know just what is happening. There is a good level of communication on good luck Charlie.
ResponderEliminarColleague Maria:
ResponderEliminarThank you for your post!Your insightful ideas on the show, "Good Luck Charlie." has certainly helped us to understand how we need to pay closer attention to non-verbal communications as these can greatly assist us in understanding communications holistically. Thus observation and listening skills are key to effective communication. Great ideas that you have brought out!
Sharon Munroe.
Maria,
ResponderEliminarYour post on "Good Luck Charlie" was very inspiring. Communication skills are very important to understand whether it come in the form of non-verbal or verbal. Thank you for all the insights because I have never watched this show before. Great Posting!!