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Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
1980Communication is a basic part of all animal behaviour. Humans communicate by language but it is becoming far more evident now that a great deal of human communication is effected through nonverbal means — looks, gestures etc. By communication we imply a social process; social interaction depends on communication.
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Communication of Verbal Information by Community Pharmacists
DICP, 1989Communication of verbal information on prescribed drugs is recognized as an important function of the pharmacist. This article describes and analyzes the communication behavior adopted by community pharmacists in the province of Quebec. Data were collected by means of two questionnaires mailed to a random sample of 634 community pharmacists. Percentage
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Pragmatic disorders of verbal communication
The Italian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 1998Verbal communication impairments frequently follow damage to the right cerebral hemisphere. These deficits are usually underestimated because RHD patients are not routinely referred to speech therapists. The nature of pragmatic disorders in verbal communication in RHD patients still remains to be clarified.
S, Zanini, L, Vorano, G, De Luca
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Verbal Communication in Therapy
Psychosomatics, 1968W, Schwartz, A T, Papas
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Verbal and non-verbal communication in psychotherapy
Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy, 2016Gill Westland’s over 30 years of work as a body psychotherapist deeply inform this comprehensive book that discusses the intersection of verbal and non-verbal communication in psychotherapy.
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