Non-verbal communication skills of agricultural extension workers in Salah al-Din Governorate / Iraq
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/7wp23309Keywords:
Skills, Non-verbal communication, Agricultural extension workers .Abstract
The study aimed to identify the level of non-verbal communication skills among agricultural
extension workers in Salah al-Din Governorate in general and to determine the relationship between the
level of non-verbal communication and positive variables (age, educational attainment, contact with
information sources, academic specialization, specialists towards extension work skills), and the
research community for all agricultural employees successfully on the number of links, so what is the
work in (Salah al-Din Employment Directorate, all its affiliated sub-branches, the extension center and
its affiliated extension farms), the total study community (409) subjects, A proportional random sample
of (196) respondents was selected, representing 48% of the total study population.
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