The document discusses various gestures and what they communicate. It defines gestures as symbolic body movements used for non-verbal communication. It then describes several common gestures - eyes looking up and to the right or left to indicate recalling or creating visual images; hand over mouth while talking to stop words; stroking beard for evaluation; using glasses for evaluating ideas; pulling ear for nervousness or ignoring others; and hand clasping for nervousness. It concludes that gestures are an important part of half of communication and using the proper gestures helps communication be more successful.

1. BY:
NAMES ROLL NO
MUBBASHIRA IDRISI 02
HEERUM KASU 05
KHURESHA KHAN 06
DEEPIKA POTALE 12

2. GESTURES

3.  Defined as the symbolic action for expressing a
thought, a feeling or intention
 It is a form of non-verbal communication
It includes body movements
INTRODUCTION

4. GESTURES COVERED IN THE TOPIC
 Eyes upward to the right
 Eyes upward to the left
 Hand over the mouth while talking
 Stroking of the beard
 Use of glasses while reading and talking
 Pulling the ear
 Hand clasping at a desk

5.  Eyes upward to the right
Indication of recalling memories

6.  Eyes upward to the left
Indication of creating visual images

7.  Hand over the mouth while talking
Trying to stop the words coming out of
the mouth

8.  Stroking of the beard
It is a evaluation signal. Time for a thought
process

9.  Using glasses while reading and talking
Evaluation of ideas, suggestions,
information or request

10.  Pulling the ear
It can be an ear-itch ,nervousness or unsureness.
Indication of ignoring the person.

11.  Hand clasping at a desk
Indication of nervousness, insecurity or
anxiety

12. Conclusion
 Body language is an important part of
communication
 50% of our communication is more
successful with the help of gestures
 It is important to use proper gestures at proper
time