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Non Verbal Communication Script Final

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Non Verbal Communication Script Final

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Non-Verbal Communication in Different Scenarios

Setting 1: Business Meeting Misunderstanding (Team Meeting)

Characters:

- Team Leader (confident),

- Team Member 1 (highly confident),

- Team Member 2 (unsure and nervous),

- Team Member 3 (constantly distracted),

- Observer (evaluating the dynamics)

Scene: The team is seated at a table for a project discussion.

- Team Leader: "Alright, we're here to discuss the new project and how to move forward."

- Team Member 1 (open posture): "I've got a great idea! We should start by targeting our high-value

clients."

- Team Member 2 (fidgeting with a pen): "Uh, that sounds good, but... maybe we should focus on

our internal processes first."

- Team Leader (noticing Team Member 3 checking their phone): "Please, let's all stay focused. It's

important to be present during these discussions."

Setting 2: Networking Event (The Conflicting Handshake)


Characters:

- Networker 1 (enthusiastic),

- Networker 2 (hesitant),

- Networker 3 (overly formal),

- Networker 4 (casual),

- Observer (watching the interactions)

Scene: A group of professionals is meeting for the first time.

- Networker 1 (extends hand): "Hi, I'm Alex! It's great to meet you."

- Networker 2 (shakes hand weakly, looking uncomfortable): "Nice to meet you."

- Networker 3 (joins, giving a stiff, overly firm handshake): "Nice to meet you both. Let's talk

business!"

- Networker 4: "Hey, everyone! What's going on?"

Setting 3: Office Space Discomfort (Small Office)

Characters:

- Colleague 1 (values personal space),

- Colleague 2 (oblivious to space),

- Manager (checks in),

- Observer (watching dynamics)


Scene: Two colleagues working closely together on a project.

- Colleague 2 (sits too close to Colleague 1): "Hey, can you help me with this spreadsheet?"

- Colleague 1 (shifts uncomfortably): "Uh, sure, but maybe we can spread out a bit?"

- Manager (enters, noticing the close proximity): "Let's make sure everyone has enough space to

work comfortably."

Setting 4: Job Interview (The Late Interview)

Characters:

- Interviewer (punctual),

- Candidate 1 (late),

- Candidate 2 (early),

- Receptionist (greets the candidates),

- Observer (silently watching)

Scene: Two job candidates arriving for an interview.

- Candidate 1 (arrives flustered, rushing in): "I'm so sorry I'm late! Traffic was terrible."

- Interviewer (checks watch): "Let's get started, but please try to be on time next time."

- Candidate 2 (arrives early, sitting patiently): "Good to see you're early. The interviewer will be with
you shortly."

Setting 5: Cultural Differences in Proxemics (International Meeting)

Characters:

- Businessperson 1 (values personal space),

- Businessperson 2 (comfortable with close proximity),

- Assistant (offering refreshments),

- Observer (evaluating cultural dynamics)

Scene: Two businesspeople from different cultures meeting.

- Businessperson 1 (steps back slightly to maintain space): "It's great to meet you."

- Businessperson 2 (stands close): "Likewise! Let's get started."

- Assistant (enters, standing too close to Businessperson 1, adding to their discomfort): "Would

anyone like some drinks?"

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