2020年跨文化交际实用教程胡超编著Unit5.ppt

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Body language
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The definition
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Time language
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Space language
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Paralanguage
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Objectives
跨文化交际实用教程胡超编著Unit5
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Act out the following ideas:
Me?
Stop.
No.
Come here.
I’m full.
It’s smelly here.
I don’t know.
Go away.
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I can’t hear it.
I am surprised.
We share a secret.
Everything is fine.
I’m warning you.
I feel embarrassed.
I cannot believe this nonsense.
Oops, I forgot it.
Act out the following ideas:
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True or False
Verbal language could always be expressive enough to reveal what one thinks.
Nonverbal language only includes one’s facial expressions, and other body movements.
If one bears no ill will, all his behavior will be accepted.
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True or False
We don’t need to be careful with our pose or gestures in front of our familiar business partners.
Sometimes it is more difficult for people to clear up the misunderstanding caused by improper using of non-verbal languages.
Nonverbal communication is more accurate, honest than verbal communication.
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True or False
It is rude pointing to someone with the index finger in most cultures.
Crossed arms signal a friendly position.
When riding alone in a taxi in Australia, it is considered polite to sit in the front seat with the driver.
In many parts of the Middle East and Asia the left hand is considered unclean and it is rude to eat, greet and touch others with this hand.
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Case Study 1. Is he gentleman-like?
Xiaomei, a summer student from China, is studying in the University of Nottingham. One day when she was visiting Newstead Abbey, she came across a British man at a narrow stair. The stair is very narrow and only allows one person to go comfortably. If two persons walk on it simultaneously, they can not avoid hustling. Xiaomei was at the footstep and about to go upstairs while that man was about to go downsta