Body Language

Body Language Body language is the meaning behind the words or the “unspoken” language. Surprisingly study show that only 10% of of our communication is erbal. “ ! speak two languages Body and

Body Language

“ hat h at you you are& speaks so loudly that ! cannot hear what you say” ' (alph aldo "merson

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Body Language 4he )ace •The face is an important source of information. since the face cannot be easily hidden. • It is an important source of nonverbal information and communicates a variety of emotions. • In addition, eye contact, pupil size, and the smile provide additional cues to informed

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Anger 

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(eflectie # "aluating sucking glasses  pencil /troking %hin 'ooking $p and -ight

(eflectie 9osture (eflectie # ttentie +standing,  Arms behind )ack /mile "pen Feet

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rt factual 5ommunication and 5olor  rt factual communication& is an integral part of the non#erbal package. !t includes the use of personal adornments such as clothing& ?ewellery& makeup& hairstyles& and beards. 9eople are apt to make inferences about us based on the way we dress.

Space and 8istance or 9ro*imity factors “ 4here are four different distances that we keep between ourseles and other people ” # "dward 2all Intimate distance +ersonal distance /ocial distance +ublic distance

4 5 to 36 inches 4 36 inches to 0 feet 4 0 to 37 feet 37 feet to the limit of sight

6ender& 8iersity& and 4echnology 4he use of non#erbal communication is affected by gender& culture and technology. 6ender  8 9en and !omen use non4verbal cues differently based on practices follo!ed in society. 5ulture 8 +eople modify use of non4verbal communication depending on the culture they belong to. 4echnology 8 #on4verbal communication is also affected by !hether the communication is on4line or off line.

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Body Language 8onCts 8o 8o 8o 8o

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cross your arms and legs stare slouch& sit up straight fidget

Body Language

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