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This document outlines a corporate presentation on non-verbal communication and body language. It discusses how body language transmits information about individuals' emotions, reactions, and character even when they are not speaking. Several types of non-verbal communication are examined, including facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, postures, touch, and voice modulation. Specific tips are provided on using smiles appropriately, maintaining eye contact, and modifying one's voice for different situations. The presentation emphasizes that non-verbal communication plays an important role in healthcare and other industries.
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Body Language.pptx
- 1. K. Sivaramakrishnan Non-verbal communication & Body Language
- 2. Corporate Presentation Slide 2 Does it really need to have narration for Chaplin’s performance?
- 3. Corporate Presentation Slide 3 No need to ask, ‘how are you’ to him
- 4. Corporate Presentation Slide 4 Why aren’t you pouring her some soup? She can’t even wait for a minute!
- 5. Corporate Presentation Slide 5 Can you give me a better definition of struggle?
- 7. Corporate Presentation Slide 7 So, Can we deny that our body communicates ?
- 8. Corporate Presentation Slide 8 His actions spoke very loudly, I couldn't hear what he said - Many time U & Me
- 9. What is Body Language? Corporate Presentation Slide 9 Body Language is the language transmitted by gestures and postures and provides information about an individuals, character, emotions and reactions. A person can stop speaking, but he cant stop communicating with his body.
- 10. Contribution of Body Language in your communication Corporate Presentation Slide 10
- 11. Through your body, you express.. Corporate Presentation Slide 11 • Courage • Faith • Respect • Confidence • Trust • Love • Acceptance • Support • Care • Empathy • Fear • Doubt • Disrespect • Weakness • Distrust • Hate • Rejection • opposition • Negligence • apathy
- 12. Corporate Presentation Slide 12 ‘Non-verbal challenges are the one which seems to be least aware in ourselves, but most aware in others’
- 13. Corporate Presentation Slide 13 Role of effective Body Language in health care industry
- 14. Factors contributing body language Corporate Presentation Slide 14 Facial Expressions - Smile Eye contact Gestures & Postures Touch Voice Modulation
- 15. Facial Expressions Corporate Presentation Slide 15 Smile as appropriate Avoid unnecessary facial gestures Do not frown or raise eyebrows while talking or listening to the patient
- 17. Eye Contact Corporate Presentation Slide 17 • Look at the horizon while walking • Eye contact during introductions is an absolute must • Maintain steady eye contact when speaking with someone • Avoid looking down during conversation • Be expressive with your eyes while talking and listening To Do: • Walk down the lobby and for every person coming towards you, just try to hold eye contact and smile. You’ll notice how many people perk up and will return a warm smile or even greet you. • Start greeting those strangers with a simple “Hi” while smiling and holding eye contact. Again, you’ll notice how many people return the gesture and how it encourages your mood and motivates you. This will help manage approach anxiety as well
- 18. Gestures & Postures Corporate Presentation Slide 18
- 20. Voice Modulation Corporate Presentation Slide 20 Condolences Apologies Warnings Product Recall General Information Conversation Information Competitions Celebrations LOW MEDIUM HIGH