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This presentation is a beginner's guide to understanding body language. Outside of our conscious attention, our bodies communicate and speak a language of it's own that greatly impacts and influences all our human relationships of the social context - be it family or friends, colleagues or clients. Other human beings are subconsciously influenced in forming up an instinctive opinion about us from the nonverbal messages that transmit to them through our body language - through gestures, expressions, movements and postures. This PPT explores each of these aspects and re-establishes your own intuitive understanding of these areas with basic facts and ideas about how body language works. See below for additional details on the topics covered in this slide presentation. For author information, content credits and usage rights download the PPT or refer to the disclaimer page of the blogsite.
This presentation is a beginner's guide to understanding body language. Outside of our conscious attention, our bodies communicate and speak a language of it's own that greatly impacts and influences all our human relationships of the social context - be it family or friends, colleagues or clients. Other human beings are subconsciously influenced in forming up an instinctive opinion about us from the nonverbal messages that transmit to them through our body language - through gestures, expressions, movements and postures. This PPT explores each of these aspects and re-establishes your own intuitive understanding of these areas with basic facts and ideas about how body language works. See below for additional details on the topics covered in this slide presentation. For author information, content credits and usage rights download the PPT or refer to the disclaimer page of the blogsite.
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- Body Language Beginner's Guide PPT
- What is Body Language? Not all of our values, beliefs, thoughts and intentions are communicated verbally. In an ongoing communication, most of those are communicated non-verbally. In Non-verbal communication, our human body expresses our feelings and intentions through conscious and unconscious movements and postures, accompanied by gestures, facial expressions, eye movements and touch. This collectively forms a separate language of the body within the ongoing communication. This is called Body language.
- How Does the Body Speak? Our human body speaks through the conscious and unconscious movements and postures, hand gestures, facial expressions, eye movements and touch. Each of these physical movements of the body parts could be seen as separate words and can be interpreted differently by other human beings within a given context of communication.
- Why is Body Language Important? Since interpretations of body language differ from people to people and cultures to countries it is important to learn about them. Body language alone comprises of 55% of total communication whereas spoken words comprise of 7% and tone of voice comprise 38%.
- Mind-Map of Non-verbal Communication / Body Language. The graphic shows the complete mind-map of everything studied under NVC – posture (e.g. slouching), appearance (e.g. untidiness), head movements (e.g. nodding), hand movements (e.g. waving), eye movements (e.g. winking), facial expression (e.g. frowning), body contact (e.g. handshakes), closeness or proximity (e.g. invading someone’s space), ways of talking (e.g. pauses, stress on words, intonation) and sounds (e.g. laughing).
- The Body Language of Gestures. Learn about the types of Gestures: descriptive, emphatic, suggestive, prompting. This section covers in superb detail the most common gesture clusters each accompanied with action and behavior descriptions. They are; gestures that indicate Openness, gestures that indicate Defensiveness, gestures that indicate Evaluation, gestures that indicate Readiness, gestures that indicate Nervousness, gestures that indicate Boredom or Impatience and gestures that indicate Enthusiasm.
- The Body Language of Movement. Learn about how the body communicates from the head to your toes. The section begins with explaining body movement, facial expressions of anger, happiness, sadness and dislike, eye contact, hands, and arms and legs as body language.
- The Body Language of Posture. Learn about what your various postures say about you while you are standing, while you are sitting and while you are walking. Discover and learn more inside the Body Language Beginner's Guide PPT
- Nonverbal Communication and Body Language
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