Communication By Voice and Action (Second Edition)

Discusses verbal and nonverbal aspects of communication, such as language used, speed, volume and intonation; facial expressions; posture and gestures; and geographical space. Emphasizes the compatability of the verbal and nonverbal messages, pointing out how a speaker's unawareness of the nonverbal elements may lead to misinterpretation by the listeners. Proposes developing greater confidence through familiarity with the topic and the use of visual aids. Dramatizes effectiveness of facts through mime and a formal lecture presentation.

More in Art of Communication Series

  1. Stage fright. 1950
  2. Reporting and Explaining 1970
  3. Aids to speaking. 1979
  4. Communication By Voice and Action (Second Edition) 1979
  5. How To Conduct A Meeting (Second Edition) 1979
  6. Planning your speech. 1979
  7. Reporting and Briefing 1979
  8. Reporting and briefing. 1979

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, description, catalog record