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  NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION What is Nonverbal Communication? Nonverbal communication is the process of sending and receiving messages without using words . It includes facial expressions, body posture, gestures, eye contact, tone of voice, and other physical cues. This form of communication often conveys emotions, attitudes, and intentions more powerfully than words. Types of Nonverbal Communication 1. Body Language ( Posture & Movement) Refers to how we sit, stand, walk, and position our bodies. Communicates confidence, openness, nervousness, or defensiveness. Examples: Sitting upright -  attentiveness and confidence. Slouching -  disinterest or tiredness. Arms crossed -  defensiveness or discomfort. Leaning forward -  interest and engagement. 2. Facial Expressions The human face can express more than 7,000 emotions . Expressions are often universal ( e. g., a smile is understood across cultures). Examples: Smiling - ...

  NERKONDA PAARVAI Nerkonda Paarvai  (2019), the Tamil remake of the Hindi film  Pink  (2016), is a powerful courtroom drama that addresses critical gender issues, including consent, victim-blaming, and patriarchal stereotypes. The film, directed by H. Vinoth and starring Ajith Kumar in a pivotal role, uses its narrative to challenge societal norms and advocate for gender equality. Below are some key gender issues explored in the film, supported by examples. 1. Consent and Sexual Harassment Issue:  The film strongly emphasizes that a woman’s choice ("No means No") is non-negotiable, regardless of her clothing, profession, or relationship status. Example: The central conflict arises when Meera (Shraddha Srinath) and her friends reject the advances of a powerful man, Arjun (Arjun Chidambaram), leading to an assault. The film highlights how men often feel entitled to women’s consent, especially when they come from privileged backgrounds. The courtroom scenes system...

                                AVATAR - (2009) Directed by: James Cameron Genre: Science Fiction, Adventure Main themes: Colonialism, environmentalism, identity, and cross-cultural communication Stars : Neytiri (Zoe Saldana)            Jake Sully ( Sam Worthington)            Miles Quaritch ( Stephen Lang)            Tsu'tey (Laz Alonso)            Corporal Lyle Wainfleet ( Matt Gerald)            Mo'at (CCH Pounder)            Eytukan (Wes Studi) Brief Summary of the Film Avatar is set in the year 2154 on Pandora , a lush, alien moon inhabited by the Na’vi , a blue-skinned humanoid species. Humans arrive on Pandora to mine a valuable mineral called Unobtanium . To interact with the Na’vi, scientists create ...

  VISUAL COMMUNICATION What is Visual Communication? Visual communication is the conveyance of ideas and information using visual elements . It relies on images, symbols, colors, layouts, and design to communicate messages without relying solely on words. Key Features of Visual Communication Relies on visual cues like charts, signs, photos, and videos. Helps audiences quickly understand complex or abstract ideas. Often used to reinforce or replace verbal communication . Types of Visual Communication Images and Photographs Used in journalism, advertising, and social media. Example: A photo of a hungry child used in a charity ad creates emotional impact.       2.Symbols and Icons Universally understood images that represent ideas. Example: A heart ❤️ symbol for love; male (♂) and female (♀) symbols for gender.       3.Infographics Combines text, data, and visuals to explain information quickly. Example: A COVID- 19 infog...

  Animal communication Animal communication refers to the various ways animals interact with each other through signals, sounds, body language, and chemical cues. These methods help animals find mates, establish dominance, warn of danger, and coordinate group activities. Here’s an overview of different types of animal communication. 1. Vocal Communication Many animals use sounds to convey messages: Birds : Sing to attract mates or mark territory (e.g., nightingales, parrots). Mammals : Wolves howl to gather the pack, dolphins use clicks and whistles. Primates : Chimpanzees have different screams for threats, food, or social bonding. Insects : Crickets chirp to attract females. 2. Visual Signals (Body Language & Colors) Animals use movements, postures, and colors to communicate: Bees : Perform a "waggle dance" to show food location. Peacocks : Display feathers to attract mates. Cats & Dogs : Ear position, tail movement, and fur bristling show mood. Octopuses : Change s...