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Chapter 8. Interpersonal Communication. Learning Objectives. Improving listening skills Improving nonverbal communication Developing business etiquette Discuss intercultural communication Define culture and cultural bias Improve intercultural communication.
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Chapter 8 Interpersonal Communication
Learning Objectives • Improving listening skills • Improving nonverbal communication • Developing business etiquette • Discuss intercultural communication • Define culture and cultural bias • Improve intercultural communication
Types of Listening Critical Content Empathic Active
The Listening Process Receiving Decoding Remembering Evaluating Responding
Barriers to Listening Interrupting speakers Creating distractions Selective listening Selective perception Language/experience Memory issues
Nonverbal Categories Facial expressions Gestures and posture Vocal characteristics Personal appearance Touching behavior Time and space
Effective Nonverbal Communication • Talking • Not Talking • Listening
Diversity Issues Communicating in a World of Diversity
Learning Objectives • Discuss intercultural communication • Define culture and cultural bias • Explore cultural differences • Learn to adapt to any business culture • Improve intercultural communication
Understanding the Opportunities and Challenges of Communicating in a Diverse World
Opportunities in a Global Marketplace • Growth • Revenues • Competition
Concept of Culture • Automatic • Coherent • Complete
Negative Attitudes • Ethnocentrism • Xenophobia • Stereotyping
Cultural Pluralism • Assumptions • Judgments • Distinctions
Cultural Context High context Low context
Legalities and Ethics Withhold judgment Seek mutual ground Send honest messages Respect cultural differences
Social Differences • Attitudes about work and success • Concepts of roles and status • The use of manners • Concepts of time • Orientation toward the future • Openness and inclusiveness
Nonverbal Differences Senders Nonverbal signals Cultural context Receivers
Religious Differences Personal beliefs Workplace issues
Ability Differences Assistive technologies
Adapting to Any Business Culture Personal biases The “Golden Rule” Tolerance, flexibility, and respect Patience and a sense of humor
Adapting to U.S. Business Culture Individualism Equality Privacy and personal space Time schedules Religion Communication style
Respecting Communication Styles and Preferences • Directness • Formality • Media
Word choice Conciseness Transitional elements International addresses Numbers and dates Slang, jargon, or idioms Popular culture Audience expectations Writing Clearly
Intercultural Conversations Speaking and listening
Written communication Spoken communication Translators or Interpreters
Help Others Adapt Expedite communication