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UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PULAU PINANGCUSTOMER SERVICE
HTT 160
CHAPTER 4 : NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION
PRESENTED BY :KU NIK HAFIZAM SITI NUR HIDAYAHFHATIN AMELIASITI ZULAYKHA
Learning Outcomes
0 Define Nonverbal Communication0 The Scope of Nonverbal Behavior0 The Role of Gender in Nonverbal Communication0 The Impact of Culture on Nonverbal Communication0 Unproductive Behaviors0 Strategies for Improving Nonverbal Communication0 Customer-focused Behavior
NON VERBAL COMMUNICATIONVarious movements, gestures, body positions,
vocal qualities and a variety of unspoken signals sent by people with verbal messages
38%
7%
55%
Figure 4.1 Communication of Feelings
Vocal WordsNonverbal (facial and body cues)
THE SCOPE OF NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR
BACKGROUND, CULTURE, PHYSICAL CONDITIONS, COMMUNICATION ABILITY, AND MANY OTHER FACTORS
INFLUENCE WHETHER AND HOW WELL PEOPLE USE BODY CUES.
NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR
BODY LANGUAGE
SPATIAL CUES
E. CUES
VOCAL CUES
APPEARANCE/GROOMING
M . CUES
Figure 4.2 Nonverbal Behavior
BODY LANGUAGE
0 Nonverbal communication cues that send powerful messages through gestures, vocal qualities, manner of dress, grooming and many others.
1. Eye contact-windows to the soul2. Posture-position of your body3. Facial expressions4. Nodding of the head5. Gestures-physical movement
VOCAL CUESQualities of the voice that send powerful non-verbal
messages.
1. Pitch- highness and lowness of voice2. Volume-loudness/softness of voice3. Rate of speech-how rapid/slow you speak4. Voice quality-resonance of voice5. 5. Articulation- mouth, tongue, and teeth coordinate to
make word understandable6. 6. Pauses – delaying response7. 7. Silence – to allow thoughts8. 8. Semantics- choice of words
SPATIAL CUES
0 Nonverbal messages sent on the basis of how close or far someone stands from another person
0 Proxemics –invisible barriers surrounding people in which they feel comfortable interacting with others
1. Intimate distance: 0-18 inches2. Personal distance: 18 inches-4 feet3. Social & work distance: 4-12 feet4. Public distance: 12-more feet
APPEARANCE/GROOMING
1. Hygiene-the healthy maintenance of the body through such practices as regular bathing, washing of hair, brushing of teeth, cleaning of fingernails, and using commercial products to eliminate/mask odors
2. Clothing and accessories-well-maintained and appropriate
ENVIRONMENTAL CUES
0 Any aspect of the workplace within which a customer comes into contact
0 Such things as the general appearance of an area, clutter, unsightly or offensive items or general disorganization contribute to the perception of an environment
MISCELLANEOUS CUES
0 Factors used to send messages that impact a customer’s perception/feelings about a service provider of organization.
1. Personal habits-distracting habits such as smoking, eating and chewing gums during servicing customers
2. Time allocation and attention-amount of attention given to a person
3. Proper etiquette and manners-includes the acceptable rules, manners and ceremonies for an organization, profession or societies
4. Color-research based use of colors to send nonverbal messages
THE ROLE OF GENDER IN NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATIONRESEARCH INDICATES THAT BOYS AND GIRLS AND MEN AND
WOMEN BEHAVE DIFFERENTLY. YOUNG CHILDREN ARE SOMETIMES TREATED DIFFERENTLY BY THEIR GENDER
PREFERENCE.
BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MALES AND FEMALES
0 Men and women differ in their approach to relationships
0 These are general differences that are seen in many men and women
1. Body2. Vocal3. Facial4. Behavior5. Environmental
EXAMPLE OF BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES..
MALES FEMALES
BODY TOUCH MALES LESS, FEMALES MORE
VOCAL SLOWER RATE
FACIAL EXPRESSION
SHOW LITTLE VARIATION
BEHAVIOR DO NOT HOLD GRUDGES
ENVIRON. ( CLOTHINGS AND DECO)
FEW PATTERNS
BODY TOUCH MORE (BOTH)
VOCAL FASTER RATE
FACIAL EXPRESSION
EXPRESSIVE FACIAL MOVES
BEHAVIOR HOLD GRUDGES LONGER
ENVIRON. ( CLOTHINGS AND DECO)
USE PATTERNS
THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATIONTO BE SUCCESS IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY, YOU NEED TO BE
FAMILIAR WITH THE MANY CULTURES, HABITS, VALUES AND BELIEFS OF A WIDE VARIETY OF PEOPLE
IMPACT OF THE CULTURE
0 Refers to the outcome of people from various countries or backgrounds coming into contact with one another and potentially experiencing misunderstandings or relationship breakdowns.
0 To become more skilled at dealing with people from other cultures, develop an action plan of things to learn and explore. Familiarize with common nonverbal cues that differ dramatically from one culture to another.
UNPRODUCTIVEBEHAVIORS
AWARE OF HABITS OR MANNERISMS THAT CAN SEND ANNOYING OR NEGATIVE MESSAGES TO CUSTOMERS
NEGATIVE NONVERBAL BEHAVIORS
0 Many people develop unproductive behaviors without notice
0 Such actions might send a negative or annoying message to your customers
0 Some common behaviors are:1. Unprofessional handshake2. Fidgeting3. Pointing a finger/other object4. Raising eyebrow5. Peering over glasses6. Crossing arms/putting hands on hips7. Holding hands near mouth
STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATIONVOCAL AND VISUAL CUES RELATED TO CUSTOMERS FEELINGS OR
NEEDS ARE IMPORTANT AND MAY MEAN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SUCCESSFUL OR UNSUCCESSFUL CUSTOMER
SERVICE EXPERIENCE
• Seek out nonverbal cues
• Confirm your perceptions
• Seek clarifying feedback
• Analyze your interpretations of nonverbal cues
CUSTOMER-FOCUSED BEHAVIOR
BEING CUSTOMER-FOCUSED IN BEHAVIOR MAY HELP TO SOLVE A CUSTOMER’S PROBLEM/ELIMINATE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
PROBLEM TO DEVELOP.
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING COURTEOUS
0Image is enhanced0Customer loyalty increases0Word of mouth advertising increases0Complaints are reduced0Employee morale and esteem increase0Financial losses decrease0Employee-customer communication improves
0Ways to provide customer-focused behavior:-
1. Stand up if appropriate2. Act promptly3. Guide rather than direct4. Be patient with customers5. Offer assistance6. Reduce customer wait times7. Allow customers to go first8. Offer refreshments if appropriate9. Be professional
In conclusion, nonverbal messages can contradict or override verbal messages but do not ever think that your words
are not important..When in doubt, people tend to believe in
NONVERBAL MESSAGES!
END CHAPTER 4:NONVERBAL COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS