Eyes and eye contact When there is interest, excitement or affection, our pupils are bound to be bigger and eyes opened. Being interested in the communication also usually means maintaining the eye contact. But long eye contact may also mean anger. When we are not looking into the eyes of the other person we communicate with, it may mean low interest or boredom. Shyness may even cause a person avoiding direct eye contact.
Some features that will help or hinder communication are things like lighting, if the lighting is poor they may not be able to see sufficiently and may not understand you, whereas if it is good they will be able to see what is going on around them and also will be able to see what you are doing or saying. Another is the positioning of yourself and the person who is trying to communicate, if you go down to face to face level they will feel like they are not being spoken down to and they will feel as equal and may be able to understand you better. Also if an area is overcrowded people may feel anxious about telling you certain things, so being in a quiet area will encourage people to communicate
For example the ways we walk, move our heads, sit, cross our legs, fold our arms these can send out different massages. Like if they fold their arms then this could mean that they are not interested or they are being defiant and saying no or being negative. 3. Voice tone. This could be if we talk in a loud voice, quickly and in a load tone then this could be interpreted as being angry.
When you are angry with someone and trying to communicate, it does not often come out how you intended for it to come out but instead it comes out angry. The Flat-Brain Syndrome is described next showing why it is so difficult for us to listen think act or even relate to others when our emotions go on overload (Peterson, 2007). This gives us the ability to accept others and ourselves when we are not functioning properly. It also demonstrates how when we are upset good listening allows you to return to your normal self. Practicing good listening gives you a foundation of how to handle difficult communicating situations.
b. However, a person may be stressed out while telling the truth as well. Now, we can only get so much from the eyes, to get a better picture, you must look at the rest of the person. B. Body language and facial expressions can also be read to determine deceit.
People socialise every day, be it from something as small as opening the door from someone with an exchange of thanks, to a full blown conversation with a group of friends. Much of socialization is based off of basic human characteristics one encounters daily, from appearance, skills, communication and presence to name a few. Everyone makes judgements on one another from what they see when they interact with different people. Notwithstanding, different rules guide how one acts online, in many sites where one can post anonymously, no one cares about someone’s life in the real world; all that seems to matter is difference of opinion. In some cases, an anonymous person may try to disturb the peace by deliberately being inappropriate or by trying to intentionally anger someone for fun.
SHC 21, 1.3 It is important to observe a persons reaction when you communicate with them so you know if they undersatand what it is you are trying to explaine or show them, a persons facial reaction can let you know how a person is feeling or weather they understand you. It is important to understand a person body language to know if they truely understand as some people are not confident enough to express there thoughts or feelings if a person looks relaxed it may mean they are happy if a person has there arms crossed tight to there chest it may mean they are angry. It is very important to observe a child or adult so you will know how to respond
A frown tells the audience that you disapprove or are saddened by something. It's also nice to see a smile. Your audience will pick up on how happy you are. Facial expressions are a reflection of your emotions. Using them adds to your speech.
The reader can also infer that the third stranger is nervous about seeing someone. The Characters use explanation of the settings and emotions, rather than having the characters speak right away and throughout the scenes. Hardy also uses irony to see human affairs not as they appear to human
People are also able to vote on the comment in terms of whether they are true or false. Invisibility and anonymity provide users with the courage of doing things that they wouldn’t normally do. People who are hidden behind the mask of anonymity are usually more imminent about their life and tend to act very differently as they would in their normal lives where their identity is known, one of the reasons for this is it allows the individuals to merge in to different social settings that their placed in. Many individuals feel down and disheartened due to the lack of sociality or conversation which results to them turning to violent forms of communication like insults, threats and hostile language. Not only in social networking but even in other online scenarios invisibility and anonymity plays a huge part, a person could be browsing through things like messages boards, chat rooms, status comments and others would have no idea the individual was there at all.