The document discusses non-verbal communication, which includes body language, posture, gestures, facial expressions, touch, paralanguage, physical context, personal space, and time language. It states that less than 35% of social meaning is conveyed through words, while at least 65% is conveyed non-verbally. Some key aspects of non-verbal communication covered include body language, gestures, the role of eyes and facial expressions, proxemics, and tips for effective non-verbal communication such as paying attention to signals and eye contact.

1. Presented by: Parth Upadhyay
Shikha Karamchandani
Kajal Patel
Mukesh Makwana
Chirag Dabhi
Presented to: Dr. Darshana Dave

2. What is communication?
What is Non Verbal Communication?
According to the social
anthropologist, Edward T. Hall, in a
normal conversation between two
persons, less than 35% of the
social meanings is actually
transmitted by words.
So, at least 65% of it is conveyed
through the body (non-verbal
channel).

3. NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION INCLUDES:
 Body language
 Posture and gesture
 Face and eyes expressions
 Touch
 Paralanguage
 Physical context
 Distance
 Time Language
Kinesics

4. BODY LANGUAGE
When you move different parts of your body such as
hands, feet, head, shoulders, eyes, or stand, sit, or
walk, you are expressing your feelings and emotions
involuntarily along with words.

5. POSTURES AND GESTURES
Posture: A person’s general posture, even without specific gestures,
communicates meaning. The body position of an individual conveys
variety of messages. It is the position of the body or body parts.
TYPES OF GESTURES

6. FACE AND EYES EXPRESSIONS
The non-verbal messages sent by this channel are often the first to be noticed. But it
is difficult to interpret because of the tremendous complexity of possible
expressions. There are so many ways in which the eye brows, forehead, eyes, lips
and jaws can move.

7. TOUCH
Touch (Haptic) communication refers to the ways in which people and
other animals communicate and interact via the sense of touch.
PARALANGUAGE
Paralanguage involves how we say something. Of all the nonverbal types;
it is the closest to actual verbal communication.

8. PHYSICAL CONTEXT
Physical context in nonverbal communication refers to how colour
and layout/design communicate.
There are three parts of physical context:
 Colour
 Layout and design
 Appearance

9. DISTANCE (PROXEMICS)
Research shows that the amount of space we maintained between ourselves
and the person with whom we are communicating shows the
importance of the science of proxemics.
There are major three types of space:
Featured fixed space
Semi fixed feature space
Personal space

10. TIME LANGUAGE
Time language involve the meaning we give to time , that’s is , how
we communicate
to others, what time means to us. In order to give
meaning to time , we must perceive it, filter it,
and symbolize about it.

11. JUST LOOK TO IT……………!!

12. ADVANTAGES OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION:
 Easy presentation
 Help to illiterate people
 Help to handicapped people
 Attractive presentation
 Quick expression of message

13. DISADVANTAGES OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 Vague and imprecise
 Culture-bound
 Long conversations are not possible
 Difficult to understand
 Lack of formality
 Distortion of information

14. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
o Dejected
o Disappointed o Confused o Trust
o Helping Hand

15. TIPS TO EFFECTIVE NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 Pay attention to nonverbal signals
 Look for incongruent behaviours
 Concentrate on your tone of voice when speaking
 Use good eye contact
 Ask questions about nonverbal communication
 Use signals to make communication more effective and meaningful
 Look at signals as a group
 Consider context
 Be aware that signals can be misread
 Practice