Co
Verbal Communication
Paralanguage or co verbal communication refers to the vocal
cues that accompany spoken language - it is not what we say,
but how we say it, - encompassing the tone and emphasis of
the spoken word(s).
| Portuguese
Culture |
American
Majority Culture |
 |
| The tone
of voice is high pitched.
Daily conversation is conducted in a louder voice.
Volume does not indicate anger or hostility. |
The tone
of voice is low pitched.
People usually use a soft-spoken tone in daily conversation
and will only raise their voice in tense or hostile
situations. |
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