Communication: The Non-Verbal Agenda

Duration: 30 min.

Year Published: 1974

Creator: McGraw

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Description: Shows the value of understanding nonverbal content in communication. Helps business managers interpret nonverbal messages in employee relations., Dramatizes management encounters in a large corporation to explore the role, process, and significance of nonverbal messages in communication. Illustrates, through stop-action and replays, how verbal pacing, physical posture, and facial expressions can reveal attitudes toward liking or disliking, feelings of submission or dominance, and degree of responsiveness. Shows how nonverbal cues can be employed to reinforce spoken words, resulting in more comfortab1e and productive interactions.

Complete Record: , Exceptionally well-made filmatic treatment of the whole spectrum of nonverbal behavior. Uses organizational settings to show how nonverbal signs act to reinforce or contradict verbal messages and how understanding this can enhance managerial effectiveness., Dramatizes management encounters in a large corporation to explore the role, process, and significance of nonverbal messages in communication. Illustrates, through stop-action and replays, how verbal pacing, physical posture, and facial expressions can reveal attitudes toward liking or disliking, feelings of submission or dominance, and degree of responsiveness. Shows how nonverbal cues can be employed to reinforce spoken words, resulting in more comfortab1e and productive interactions., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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