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This document discusses the importance of non-verbal communication and body language in effectively communicating messages. It notes that 60-80% of communication is non-verbal, including facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, posture and physique. Specific gestures and their meanings are explained, such as handshakes communicating trust, dominance or equality. Maintaining eye contact shows respect, while crossed arms may indicate negative feelings or coming threats. Overall, it emphasizes that non-verbal cues are important in impression formation and conveying intentions.
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This document discusses how to read and interpret non-verbal communication or body language. It explains that non-verbal cues can communicate more powerfully than words and lists different body language signals like eye contact, facial expressions, posture, gestures, and more that can indicate states like confidence, interest, anxiety, boredom, and more. It encourages looking for "clusters" of cues to properly interpret meanings. The document also provides tips on putting body language reading into practice, including during presentations and interviews.
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Non-verbal communication
- 1. NON VERBAL COMMUNICATION HELPS MAKE COMMUNICATION MORE EFFECTIVE
- 3. BEWARE THROUGH OUT YOUR LIFE OF JUDGING PEOPLE BY THEIR APPEARANACE JAPANESE PROVERB
- 4. Money has a Direct Relation with the Gesture Wrinkled purse make wrinkled faces. (English proverb)
- 6. Before people started speaking languages. Gestures were the only medium of communication & of revealing one’s intensions
- 7. Gesture may not inborn as crying , shouting etc. some gestures However are genetic; where as some are learnt and few are related to one’s culture
- 8. Strictly speaking between 60 to 80% of our message is communicated through our body language
- 10. Fear
- 12. Anger
- 13. Surprise
- 14. Happiness
- 15. Disgust
- 16. Sadness
- 17. Telling a Lie
- 18. Attention
- 20. Winning Face
- 21. Eyes gives us a definite impression about a person in front of us
- 23. Eyes which can find out the behavior
- 24. Eye contact
- 25. Eye contact signals need for affiliation, an involvement with the other person
- 26. Eye is the window of the mind
- 27. Maintaining good eye contact shows respect and interest in what they have to say.
- 31. Hand shake (shook hand)
- 32. Submission
- 33. Dominance
- 34. Equality
- 35. Double Handed Shake Trust and affection Intimate friends or relatives
- 36. Globe Hand Shake The person initiating such a gesture offers his right hand to the person in front for hand shake and then puts left his trustworthiness
- 37. Finger tip hand shake It show that there is a lack of trust in the self and in the other person
- 38. Stiff Arm Thrust A person wishes to keep the other at a distance
- 39. Dead fish handshake There is no warmth feeling. It is life less
- 40. When a person rubs his palms together he is communicating something positive News of success Cheerful
- 41. Raised Thumbs Ok
- 42. Locked fingers (clenching) Frustrated & is adopting negative attitude
- 43. If a person Sits back , crosses his arms and legs, it is definite that his decision is negative
- 44. Folding of one or both the arms across the chest is an indication Coming threat or occurrence of some undesirable event
- 45. Stand arm cross gesture is common When one is among strangers and presume insecure
- 46. Suppose arm are gripped tightly it indicates The person is waiting for a call or anxious to know a thing that is unfamiliar
- 47. Folding arms indicates the social status also Boss intends to speak to his juniors
- 48. Locking of the leg one over the other indicates that the person is unsure of himself/herself and is feeling insecure Nervous ,negative attitude
- 49. One leg is crossed neatly over the other usually the right over the left
- 52. But, I know! What about you?