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Nonverbal Communication Breakdown: How Much Is Really in the Words? #3631903 (License: Personal Use)
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The chart visualizes Albert Mehrabian’s widely cited (though often misapplied) model of interpersonal communication, where 55% of message impact derives from nonverbal cues (facial expressions, gestures, posture), 38% from tone of voice (pitch, pace, inflection), and just 7% from the actual words spoken. It’s especially relevant in face-to-face interactions, though context matters-e.g., written communication relies entirely on words. Note that this model applies specifically to emotional or attitude-related messages, not factual content.
Used in psychology, communication training, leadership development, and soft skills courses to emphasize the importance of body language and vocal delivery; matches user intent for understanding effective communication techniques or debunking myths about verbal dominance.
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