Body language AND KINESICS
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What’s your body telling you? non-verbal communication Body language: The gestures, poses, movements, and expressions that a person uses to communicate. 7% verbal (conveyed through words) 38% vocal (intonation, pitch , pauses, etc) 55% non verbal (body language)
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Body language accounts for 55% of communication. There are five main types of non-verbal body language: eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, posture and stance, and space relationships between people. Eyes can convey attention, interest, dominance, lack of respect, and other attitudes. Facial expressions communicate emotions like happiness, sadness, pleasure, anger, fear, and interest. Common gestures and their meanings are also described. Proximity and physical contact influence interactions and reactions between people. Being aware of these non-verbal cues can help someone appear more attractive and confident.
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2) It outlines five types of body language - eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, posture and stance, and space relationship.
3) Specific gestures and their meanings are explained, such as eye contact conveying attention, folded arms appearing unsympathetic, and different types of handshakes signaling varying levels of dominance.
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