浅谈肢体语言的文化差异及交际原则（Cultural differences and communicative principles of body language）.docVIP

浅谈肢体语言的文化差异及交际原则（Cultural differences and communicative principles of body language） Cultural differences and communicative principles of body language Time: 2011-04-22 11:41:14 template Author: rank name The review: American psychologist Albert Marobyn invented a principle: the total AC = 7% words to communicate verbal communication +38% facial expressions of AC +55%, it shows the importance of body language. In everyday communication, we communicate through verbal and nonverbal communication. Key words: body language, cultural differences, communication American psychologist Albert Marobyn invented a principle: total flow = 7% of verbal communication + 38% verbal communication + 55% facial expression communication, which shows the importance of body language. In everyday communication, we communicate through verbal and nonverbal communication. Body language is an important component of nonverbal communication, and plays an important role in interpersonal communication. But not all body language express the same meaning, it will be affected by a variety of factors, but there are differences. Firstly, the origin of the differences in body language and culture With different belief is the root cause of the existence of differences in body language, American anthropologist Barnettt Pearce of Verrion Cronent showed that the behavior and thinking of human way and so on are subject to their own belief. And each culture has its own system of beliefs. The act of being recognized in a culture may be misinterpreted as rude or unacceptable in another culture. The eastern world advocates humility, tolerance, patience, mutual support and sense of community responsibility. It is because our countrys core values are collectivism, while western countries advocate independence, self-esteem, free development, respect for privacy, personal space and so on. This is because the values of the western countries are individualistic. Two, the difference between body language in different c