This document discusses verbal and non-verbal communication. It defines verbal communication as using words and non-verbal communication as transmitting meaning through elements and behaviors other than speech. The document focuses on non-verbal communication through body language, defining it as communication through postures, gestures, facial expressions and eye movements. It describes different types of body language including facial expressions, eye contact, gestures and postures. It emphasizes that body language conveys much of the meaning in communication and influences how people are perceived.

2. METHODS CONCLUSION
MEANING USES
AGENDA
DEFINITION IMPORTANCE
TYPES

3. METHODS OF
COMMUNICATION
VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
It refers to the form of
communication message is
transmitted verbally.
NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION:
Non-verbal communication is
the transfer of meaningful
information by means of
elements and behaviors.

4. COMPARISON OF VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION

5. BODY LANGUAGE
 Body language is a type of communication used to
describe a whole set of non verbal means of
communication.
 For e.g: Postures , gestures , facial expressions , eye
movements etc

6. DEFINITION
 Body language is something that evolved
over time to answer human social needs.
Scientists still study which gestures
developed and to what propose.
 So the answer is: "it depends". For
example, nobody taught you how to
scowl in anger – you're born
'programmed' in your brain to response
that way when angry.

7. Amusement Embarrassment
ELEMENTS
Relief Satisfaction

8. VIDEO

9. TYPES OF BODY LANGUAGE
Facial expression
Eye contact
Gestures
Postures

10. Facial expression
 This may be one of the most noticeable form of
non-verbal communication.
 The human face is developed as an organ of
expression than any other animal.
 Yes people always examine each others face
trying to get some information or meaning out
of it.

11. FACIAL EXPRESSION

12. Eye contact
An essential tool in non-verbal communication
as it makes other person feel heard, respected
and important.
 Eye contact can elevate a persons status as great
conversationalist.
 In America ,looking away is considered as
avoidance, where as in some culture it signifies
rudeness.

13. EYE CONTACT

14. Gestures An art which can add warmth and personality
to a conversation.
 Failing to use the gesture may make the person
loose interest in your subject.
 A lively speaking style always attracts listener’s
attention.
 For e.g: Hand gestures, nodding etc

15. GESTURES

16. Postures
 The most important aspect in non-verbal
communication as your posture sends
numerous messages to others.
A comfortable and confident person will stand
or sit in relaxed manner and will have fluid
smooth movements.
Not facing the listener should be avoided as it
communicates dishonesty.
 Posture is always easy to understand.

17. POSTURES

18. ACTIVITY

19. IMPORTANCE
Body language is a part of communication that
very few actually study yet it makes up most of
what we use to communicate and is generally
much more accurate a judge of meaning than are
the words we use.

20. PIE DIAGRAM

21. HOW TO IMPROVE
 Always keep your head up.
 Don’t cross your legs and arms.
When its difficult to control your body, force
yourself to smile.
Talk more with your hands.
 Think before you speak.
 Don’t touch your face.
 The most important one practice.

22. CONCLUSION
 From the activity we can conclude how
influential is BODY LANGUAGE in our day to day
life.
Non-verbal behavior was perceived by teachers as
important to student success.
 Everyone has a body language, one is born with it.
 It is expressed differently from culture to culture

23. PRESENTATION BY
SONIYA
KAJAL
KARTHIK
MITHUN

24. THANK YOU