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1、会计学1NonverbalCommunication跨文化跨文化第一页,共31页。3.it offers you and your partner about your conversations.第1页/共30页第二页,共31页。第2页/共30页第三页,共31页。第3页/共30页第四页,共31页。第4页/共30页第五页,共31页。evaluated before generalizations can be made.第5页/共30页第六页,共31页。第6页/共30页第七页,共31页。between people from different cultures.第7页/共30页第八页,共31

2、页。basic emotions. But what sparks a particular emotion,how and where a person expersses it,and how people defines emotions in general vary as matters of culture.In global perspective, therefore,everyday life differs ont only in terms of how people think and act,bur how they infuse their lives with f

3、eelings.第8页/共30页第九页,共31页。第9页/共30页第十页,共31页。第10页/共30页第十一页,共31页。but an evidence of unhappiness,disease,or mistreatment at the hands of ones husband in large parts of Africa第11页/共30页第十二页,共31页。第12页/共30页第十三页,共31页。第13页/共30页第十四页,共31页。 2.body language is universal and culture bound. 3.body action is less con

4、trollable and most often is spontaneous.第14页/共30页第十五页,共31页。第15页/共30页第十六页,共31页。Beckoning:in US,use one hand,palm up,fingers more or less together,and moving toward the body to signal a friend to come. in Korean,people cup the hand with the palm down and draw the finger toward the palm.第16页/共30页第十七页,共

5、31页。greater variety of movements than whites when interacting第17页/共30页第十八页,共31页。expressions of anger,sorrow,confusion,or disgust.第18页/共30页第十九页,共31页。 interest,dishonesty,slyness,and negative attitudes”. while in Japan, prolonged eye contact is considered rude,threatening,disprespectful,and even a sig

6、n of belligerence.第19页/共30页第二十页,共31页。3.exampleArabs employ a great deal of touching behavior as part of their communication style.such overt touching would be frowned upon in Japan and Scandinavia第20页/共30页第二十一页,共31页。vocal qualifiers(volume,pitch,tempo,resonance,tone)vocal characterizers(laughing,cry

7、ing,moaning,whining,yawning)vocal segregates(uh-huh,hmmm,oooh)第21页/共30页第二十二页,共31页。embarrassment,discomfort.vocal segregatesIn kenya, the iyasound tells the other person that everything is okInJamaica,the kissingorsuckingsound expresses anger,exaperation,or frustration第22页/共30页第二十三页,共31页。 far. space

8、is directly linked to the value system of his or her culture In US,people tend to demonstrate more space than collective chultures like Arabsnseating nfurniture arragement fengshui in China co-cultural example deaf culture第23页/共30页第二十四页,共31页。第24页/共30页第二十五页,共31页。第25页/共30页第二十六页,共31页。cultures has very

9、different attitudes and perceptions toward the past,present,and future.第26页/共30页第二十七页,共31页。whom we have obligations.nTable 6.1第27页/共30页第二十八页,共31页。nmeans of interpreting ongoing verbal interactions are as diverse as those of other nonverbal cues.nto understand where and when to be silent,and the meaning attached to silence,is to gain a keen insight into the fundamental structure of communication in that world.第28页/共30页第二十九页,共31页。第29页/共3

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