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Body language
Gesture
Face
Posture
Types Of Gestures
Descriptive
Clarify or enhance a
verbal message
Emphatic
Underscores a verbal
message
Suggestive
Prompting
Evoke a desired
response
tilted head,
hand to cheek,
leaning forward and
chin stroking.
Sometimes evaluation
gestures take on a critical
aspect.
The body is more drawn
back.
The hand is to the face but
the chin is in the palm of
the hand with one finger
going up the cheek and the
other fingers positioned
below the mouth.
This is generally an
unfavorable gesture.
Nervousness
Clearing ones throat,
Chain smoking.
Covering the mouth with
hand,
Tapping fingers.
Whistling,
Jingling pocket change,
Fidgeting,
Twitching lips or face.
BODY MOVEMENT
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
Facial expressions reflect emotion, feelings and attitudes
Frowns:unhappiness, anger
Smiles: happiness
Your face is
watched whenever
you speak
Often the key
determinant of the
meaning behind a
message
Communicates
your attitudes,
feelings, and
emotions more so
than any other part
of your body.
EYE CONTACT
To make people feel good and show your interest you must
maintain eye contact.
The easiest way to maintain eye contact naturally is to look at
the persons whole face above the tip of their nose
SMILING
The most strong
body language
signal to
influence our
first impression
is the smile.
It is the most
recognized signal
everywhere.
Smiling is an
international
language.
Hand Gestures
The Hands
POSTURE
Generally, people who walk fast and swing their arms freely tend
to know what they want and to go after that.