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    AG1 Establish Communication with clients for Advice & Guidance 1 .1 |Explain how to create a safe and suitable environment for practitioners and clients | |Every organisation should have specific safety policies and plans tailored to their business and work environment‚ depending on| |what type of safety issues are relevant. By training all employees thoroughly in the safety policies‚ the organisation can | |ensure that an environment or situation

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    influences the group’s behaviour and plays a crucial role to decide whether the group can achieve the goals. It is difficult for us to use a second language when stating our opinion. Poor English speaking make us cannot explain it well and lead to misunderstanding when we planning the activities. According to Urmila (2009) point out that the cross language communication does not always convey exactly what we want to stating and the targeted receiver may receive less of more that what it is intended

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    Body Language: The Observable Polygraph Test “I speak two languagesbody and English.” In this famous quote‚ Ralph Waldo Emerson states that he is‚ in a sense‚ bilingual. He is able to verbally speak English‚ while at the same time nonverbally “speak” body language. Michael Argyle‚ a psychologist at Oxford‚ also stated that “Humans use two quite separate languages [language and nonverbal communication]‚ each with its own function” (Beattie 19). All humans have the capacity to simultaneously

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    summarizing and paraphrasing what the couple is saying and feeling. The professional uses both open and closed ended questions during the session. There is also a lot of body language happening by everyone involved‚ some good and some bad. The professional really shows the clients that she is really there for them in her body language and the way she is reflecting their feelings back at them. The couple listens to each other and expands on their feelings with the support of the professional. They

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    name‚ and social connections. The traditional form of greeting is the wai‚ given by the person of lower status to the person of higher status (raising both hands‚ palms joined with the fingers pointing upwards as if in prayer‚ lightly touching the body somewhere between the chest and the forehead). Thais generally use first rather than surnames‚ with the honorific title Khun before the name. Khun is an all- purpose form of address that is appropriate for both men and women. In general‚ it’s best

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    Recognizing cultural differences when you write or speak with someone from another culture‚ you encode your message using the assumptions of your own culture. Members of your audience decode the message relating to the assumptions of their culture. So your meaning may be misunderstood. The greater the difference between cultures‚ the greater the chance for misunderstanding. Cultural differences are listed in four categories: Contextual‚ Legal and Ethical‚ Social‚ and Nonverbal. Cultural context

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    Dr/Magda Bagnied  Nader Basem fadel – first assignment nonverbal communication : Definition :- The process of sending and receiving messages without using words‚ either spoken or written. Similar to the way that italicizing emphasizes written language‚ nonverbal behavior may emphasize parts of a verbal message. Another definition : Definition “nonverbal communication involves those nonverbal stimuli in a communication setting that are generated by both the source [speaker] and his or her use

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    helped everyone have a clear view of what was required and how they felt about the decisions. 2. The facilitator rephrased what people had said‚ making sure a full understanding was made before moving on to the next agenda item. 3. Non verbal body language – people’s attention was directed towards to speaker and remained interested throughout the meeting 4. The group could share the outcomes of the meeting with other stakeholders with whom the networks should be maintained by producing a simple

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    (2014)‚ she listed nine type of common nonverbal communication which is Facial Expressions‚ Gestures‚ Paralinguistics‚ Body Language and Posture‚ Proxemics‚ Eye Gaze‚ Haptics‚ Appearance and Artifacts. This type of nonverbal communication can found and we do it without we even noticed about it. In this study case‚ nonverbal communication can found in form of Artifacts‚ Body language and Posture‚ Gestures as well as Facial Expression. For instance‚ when Rennalls enter the Baker`s office‚ immediately

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    STEPS IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH: ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY REALITY Hypothesis is a tentative explanation that accounts for a set of facts and can be tested by further investigation. Generation of Research Hypothesis Research usually starts with a problem. Questions‚ objectives and Hypotheses provide a specific restatement and clarification of the problem statement/research question. In qualitative research‚ the research question may assume two forms: The grand tour

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