Demonstrative Communication

Demonstrative communication

Electronic communication will never be a substitute for the face of someone who with soul encourages another person to be brave and true. This paper will attempt to show the flux of nonverbal communication and unwritten communication as it has pertains to the human and nonhuman factor; however, is not to stay exclusive to this particular realm. Examples of how it is in use throughout history in various aspects will be shown. Final response it will be shown how used in the business world.

Nonverbal communication can mean many different criteria too many people. In a sense the most common forms of nonverbal communications used are: postures, facial expression, eye gaze, gestures, and tone of voice. These points will be show in various examples.

Throughout history verbal communication has been the key to mankind’s survival. Man has had to use nonverbal communication to talk to one another if he were to survive the world this was not to say that there was no verbal communication, but much like today’s version of Spanish there was constant various dialects, and it was much easier to use nonverbal communication. Not to do so would mean certain chaos and hard times for mankind. As the years progressed nonverbal communication become more persuasive and meaningful as Christopher Columbus found that the natives did not speak the same language.

The pilgrims ran into the same problems when they came to the shores. The constant need to use nonverbal communication became needed. As a result conflict was averted on both sides and mutual gratification came from both sides.

As time went on the need for more progressive communications came in need. The examinations of humans born without the verbal communication skills needed to communicate diminished and as an alternative sign language is in use. This is a variant of nonverbal skills in use today in many cultures just taught in dif...