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- 3. Beware of individual difference : differences should be kept in mind in Look to the non verbal signals as a group Don’t put focus on one gesture only, perceive all signals as whole
- 4. Match nonverbal signals with your body gestures “your body language should be according to what the word are you talking. For example, you can’t say “yes” while shaking your head no.”
- 5. Adjust your nonverbal signals according to context “The tone of your voice, for example, should be different when you’re addressing a child than when you’re addressing a group of adults.”
- 6. Use Body language to convey positive feelings “Show positive feelings even when you're not actually experiencing them. If you’re nervous about a situation a job interview, important presentation, or first date, for example—you can use positive body language to signal confidence”
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