Body Languages 1

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BODY LANGUAGES

If your body languages does notmatch your words you are wasting

your time.


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BODY LANGUAGES

Body language is the communication ofpersonal feeling,emotions,attitudes,thought through body movements either

consciously or unconsciously.

Communication through body languages-55%

Communication through tone-38%

Communication through words-7%


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PARTS OF BODY LANGUAGES

FACIAL EXPRESSION:-facial expression rresponsible for huge proportion ofnonverbal communication, the facial

expression for fear, happiness, sadnessand anger are similar throughout theworld.


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USES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION

Showing Happiness

Showing sadness

Showing displeasure Showing anger

Showing fear

Showing interest or disinterest


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EYE CONTACT

Eye contact is an important aspect ofsocial interaction.

EYES R SO TRANSPARENT;THAT

THROUGH THEM,ONE SEES THESOUL.
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USES OF EYE CONTACT

Showing attention

Showing interest

Showing interaction Showing feedback

Showing attitude


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HEAD MOVEMENTS

The position of your head speaks to people.When you find two people talking, you findbesides the mouths and faces, the heads

talking. Head movements are significantnot only in talking but also in listening.
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BASIC HEAD POSITION

HEAD UP POSITION-indicate positive orneutral attitude about what s/he is hearing,occasionally.

TILTED POSITION-indicate that theperson hearing has developed interest inwhat the speaker says.

HEAD DOWN POSITION-indicatenegative or judgmental attitude about whats/he is hearing.


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USES OF HEAD MOVEMENTS

Expressing doubt

Expressing arrogance

Supporting what is said Expressing feeling of superiority

Contradicting what is said


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POSTURES

Postures refers to a position or way inwhich a person stands, walks etc.Sit orstand erect if u want to be seen as alert.

when u slump in ur chair or lean on thewall, u look tired. No one want to interactwith some one who has no energy.
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GESTURES

Deliberate movements and signals are animportant way to communicate meaningwithout words. common gestures include

pointing , using fingers to indicate number.
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GESTURES HAVING UNIVERSAL

MEANING

Clapping as a sign of approval

Raising ones hand to gain attention

Patting on the back to encourage Rubbing the stomach indicating hunger

Nod head up and down to say yes.

Make a V sign.


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PARALINGUISTIC

Paralinguistic refers to vocalcommunication that is separate fromactual language. This includes factors

such as tone of voice, loudness, and pitch.
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APPEARANCE

Our choice of colour, clothing, hairstyles,and other factor affecting appearance arealso considered a means of nonverbal

communication. research on colourpsychology has demonstrated thatdifferent colours can evoke different

moods.


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PROXIMITY AND SOCIAL

DISTANCE

We like to keep our distance from othersand there are specific social rules abouthow close we can go to others in

particulars situations. This social distanceis also known as body space and comfortzone and the use of this space is called

proximity
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WHY THE DISTANCE

Safety-when people r distant, they cantsurprise us.

Communication-when people r closer, it iseasier to communicate with them.

Affection

Threat


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FOUR TERRITORY ZONE

Intimate zone-this is the zone in whichpeople are actually touching or able yotouch other. the distance is(0.5) one and

half feet.

Personal zone-people r able to shakehands or at arms length from each other

the distance is (1-2m)one and a half tofour feet.


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Social zone

This the zone in which people r at anaudible distance. The distance is(2-3m)four to ten feet. this is a comfortable

distance for people who r standing in agroup but may be not talking directly withone another people sitting in chairs or

gathered in a room will tend to like thisdistance.


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PUBLIC ZONE

This is the zone where people r at aseeable distance. The distance is (3m)over ten feet.


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