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    This document summarizes the key differences between human and animal communication. It discusses how human communication uses organized language with grammar, syntax and pronunciation to convey thoughts and ideas in flexible, creative ways like jokes and storytelling. In contrast, animal communication is not organized like human language and uses limited signals acquired genetically rather than learning, such as smells, touches and sounds, to communicate mainly about survival needs. The document also provides examples of how humans communicate verbally and nonverbally using facial expressions and body language signals, while animals rely on gestures and signals to care for offspring, find food and avoid threats.

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    Human vs Animal Communication

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    This document summarizes the key differences between human and animal communication. It discusses how human communication uses organized language with grammar, syntax and pronunciation to convey thoughts and ideas in flexible, creative ways like jokes and storytelling. In contrast, animal communication is not organized like human language and uses limited signals acquired genetically rather than learning, such as smells, touches and sounds, to communicate mainly about survival needs. The document also provides examples of how humans communicate verbally and nonverbally using facial expressions and body language signals, while animals rely on gestures and signals to care for offspring, find food and avoid threats.

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    HUMAN VS ANIMAL COMMUNICATION

    Prepared and presented by EZET DOIMEH and GEELDRENA E. RASILAN

    Organized form
    Mediums of communication
    Language, body language and nonverbal signals

    Gain and preserve knowledge Pass it down to the next generation

    Human Communication
    Able to produce new sentences
    verbal communication is a condition of the existence of human society.-Barnett

    Written and spoken form

    This picture shows the characteristics of Human Language in a linguistic point of view.

    BODY LANGUAGE

    How To Read Body Language

    Pay attention to how physically close someone is to you.


    The closer they are, the warmer they are thinking of you.

    Look into their eyes.


    People who look to the sides a lot are nervous, lying, or distracted. If someone looks down at the floor a lot, they are probably Check their arms. shy or timid.

    People with crossed arms are closing themselves to social influence. If their arms are crossed while their feet are shoulder width or wider apart, this is a position of toughness or authority.

    ANIMAL COMMUNICATION

    Animal Language

    What is animal communication??

    According to Pearce (1987) animal communication is the transmission of a signal from one animal to another such that the sender benefits, on average, from the response of the recipient.

    Not organized as human language

    Entirely different from human communication method, biologically and culturally

    Animal Communication
    Acquired genetically and not through learning
    Developed their own system of communication.

    Lacks flexibility and creativity

    For example, honey bees

    Natural animal communication include:-

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

    Chemical signal Smell Touch Movement Posture Facial Gestures Visual signals sound

    Communicate about the environment or the availability of food

    Attract
    Repel
    Such signals have evolved to:-

    Warn predators Advertise species

    Signal aggression or submission

    HUMAN vs ANIMAL

    The Differences Between Human and Animal

    HUMAN
    Use language (eg; English, Malay, Chinese) Arbitrary signaling system allows them to convey interaction indefinitely.

    ANIMAL
    Communicate using signal codes or through limited responses to a particular situation.
    Does not use words, thus limiting the number and type of messages they can convey. Use different forms of communication such as gesturing with other animals.

    Human language is a way of expressing thoughts into words. Grammar, syntax, pronounciation

    Human have the ability to Communicate with the reflect the past and use of facial expression.

    The Differences Between Human and Animal

    HUMAN

    ANIMAL

    Invent new ways of speech in Helps to care for their young, any context. mate, find food and keep Jokes, dramas and lies. away from enemies.

    REFERENCES
    Kuriakose, K.P, An Intoduction to Linguistic, 2002, Gayatrhri Publishers, 7-11 Hockett F Charles. (1970). A Course in Modern Linguistic. The Macmillan Company, 570-580 Finegan, E. (1989). Language Its Structure and Use. Earl McPeek Jose, M J. (2012, March 30). The difference between animal and human communication. Retrieved from http:// hubpages.com Mannell, R. (1999). Animal Communication And Language. Retrieved from http://clas.com

    REFERENCES
    Cellogirl, C. P. (n.d.). How to Read Body Language. Retrieved January 2, 2013, from wikiHow: http://www.wikihow.com/Read-Body-Language Susanta. (2010, November 12). How to Improve Your Body Language. Retrieved January 2, 2013, from Take Your Tips: http://takeyourtips.com/6-tips-on-how-to-presenting-thebest-body-language/

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