4. Match the different kinds of communication with the correct definitions.
Exchange of information among peers.Aimed at large audiences.Using images, pictures, and illustrations.Towards a higher level or rank.Communication with oneself, in one’s head.Not according to the official way or manner.Non-linguistic transmission of information.People from any hierarchical position communicate with any other person.Interaction between two or more people.Transmitted through the spoken word.Official, respecting certain parameters.Moving to a lower level.
Formal →
Informal →
Verbal →
Non-verbal →
Upward →
Downward →
Horizontal →
Diagonal →
Interpersonal →
Intrapersonal →
Visual →
Mass →
5. Listen to a recording about universals in non-verbal communication and summarise the two main theories that emerge.
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Soluzione suggerita: According to Ch. Darwin, six basic human emotions (happiness, surprise, fear, disgust, anger, and sadness) are expressed using the same facial movements across all cultures, supporting universal recognition. According to Seyda Özçalıskan, a Researcher at Georgia State University, language can influence non-verbal representations of events; however, when no language is involved, these language-specific differences in gestures disappear, letting researchers suppose there may be some universals in gestures when verbal communication is absent.