Japanese Nonverbal Communication

Duration: 20

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1978

Creator: Indiana U Audio-Visual Center

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Examines common Japanese facial and body gestures in a variety of formal and informal social and business situations. Demonstrates customary differences between men and women in nonverbally expressing a number of actions, including concentration, skepticism, and beckoning. Explores the rationale for cultural differences in such social interactions as seating arrangements, greeting, and serving food., Examines common Japanese facial and body gestures in a variety of formal and informal social and business situations. Demonstrates customary differences between men and women in nonverbally expressing a number of actions, including concentration, skepticism, and beckoning. Explores the rationale for cultural differences in such social interactions as seating arrangements, greeting, and serving food.

Complete Record: Examines common Japanese facial and body gestures in a variety of formal and informal social and business situations. Demonstrates customary differences between men and women in nonverbally expressing a number of actions, including concentration, skepticism, and beckoning. Explores the rationale for cultural differences in such social interactions as seating arrangements, greeting, and serving food., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.