By Nicky Stanton (auth.)
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If someone moves closer than is appropriate for the activity and relationship, we may become tense or even hostile, and this will affect the nature of the communication that is possible. However, here again there are cultural differences. Most North Americans and British prefer a certain distance for normal conversation. They feel more comfortable if that space between themselves and the other person is maintained. This can often cause problems for American or British business people visiting Latin countries, for example, where a smaller distance is preferred, or Japan where crowding together is often welcomed and not seen as an invasion of personal space.
This emphasises the difference between accent and diction. If you have a strong regional accent don't try to change it, but do make sure you open your mouth and use your lips flexibly to pronounce your words clearly. PRACTICE Try this experiment. ) and try to say the words 'bit', 'team', 'fill', 'kite', 'see' and 'chap' without changing the position of your lips. Now try 'hip', 'load', 'murmur', 'no', 'rain', 'yet' and 'weigh'. SPEAKING EFFECTIVELY 17 Notice how the pronunciation was affected.
This does not mean that they must each agree with the other's point of view; they must merely show that they understand the other person's point of view. Everyone wants understanding, and there is no better way of expressing this quality than through sensitive listening. Listening may also help the other person to see their own problems more clearly. Usually when any of us can talk through a problem, we can more easily work out possible solutions. • Better understanding of people - listening carefully to another person will give you clues on how they think, what they feel is important and why they are saying what they are saying.