Personality development by anupma sharma
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The document discusses personality development and focuses on three aspects (Vs) that are important to enhance one's personality: V1 is visual - how one presents themselves including dress, hygiene, organization. V2 is verbal - how one communicates including using receptive language, being focused, and having good pronunciation. V3 is vocal - relating to voice including fluency, expression, pitch, clarity, attitude, intonation, stress, and vocabulary. Developing these three aspects can help improve one's personality in their interactions with others.
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Personality Development and body language
Personality is the dynamic organization within the individual of those psychological systems that determine his unique adjustment to environment.
Content of Presentation
Introduction
Definition
Types
Factors affecting our personality
Factors influencing our personality
Stages of Personality Development
Importance of personality development
Personality tips
Body language
Features
What to not do
What to do
Nonverbal Communication
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- 1. Personality Development By Prof.Anupma Sharma
- 5. INTERNAL EXTERNAL To bring out our internal personality, in prominence We travel External to Internal. INTERNAL EXTERNAL We are always judged 100% externally rather than internally
- 19. Thus we realise, how 3Vs help us V1 (Visual) V2 (Verbal) V3 (Vocal) 100%
- 20. Thankyou