Adarsh Body Language

8/8/2019 Adarsh Body Language

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Presented By:

Adarsh.Shetty


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93% of communication is nonverbal

55% through facial expression, posture,gesture

38% through tone of voice


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Body Language

Body language is a broad

term for forms of

communication using bodymovements or gestures

instead of, or in addition

to, sounds, verbal

language, or other forms

of communication.


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Body language is the language of signals

It is a language you say without speaking

It is a movement controlled by the

subconscious mind.

You may use words to disguise your

thoughts, you may have things unsaid

but body speaks simply and clearly.


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Importance of Body Language

Communicate more forcefully by using

your body effectively.

Harmonize your inner and outer attitude,

so that you feel more relaxed and

experience less stress in yourself and in

your relationships with other people

Learn more about others from their body

language than from what they say


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Learn the difference between studied and

spontaneous body signals making it

difficult for others to hide their true

colours

Develop your own body language and

communicate more easily with others


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Hands

Open hands

The open handed gesture offers an

opinion and also invites the other

persons view.


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Clinging hands

Confused and insecure people who long

for support tend to cling their hands. Theyare afraid of the present situation.

Twisted hands

These are complex personalities. Twistedhands also indicate a difficult emotional

life


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Clenched fist

It is a forceful positive or negativemeaning. Such conversations might end

up with an argument.


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Upward index finger

They are self optionated, this gesturealso conveys strictness.


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Lowered index finger

This gesture indicates a dominating outlook. The

speaker clearly wants to emphasize something

Pointed index finger

People point their fingers to draw attention. It

expresses severe tension with a good deal of

aggression


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A balanced attitude

This stands for level headedness. Thespeople are self-confident and have inner

freedom.


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A stiff attitude

This position exists in times of extreme

tension.


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Standing on the pivot leg

This gesture indicates impatience,

nervousness and insecurity.A jiggling attitude

We get to see such an attitude especially

during presentations it indicates that the

person is not balanced


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Crossed legs (standing position)

This is a defensive attitude and it isoften taken by a newcomer in a group


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Wrapping legs around the chair

This position suggests inflexibility and an

expression of strong inner tension. They

usually feel uncomfortable or even

helpless in the presence of others


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SAD

Sad expressions are oftenconceived as opposite to happy ones.


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ANGER

Angeris a primary related to interpersonalaggression, and its expression conveys

messages about hostility, opposition, and

potential attack.


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DISGUST

Disgust expressions are often part of thebody's responses to objects that are

revolting.


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SURPRISE

Surprise expressions occurin responseto events that are unanticipated, and they

convey messages about something being

unexpected, sudden, novel, or amazing.


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PUPPY FACE

The look is expressed when the head istilted down and the eyes are looking up.

Usually the animal looks like it is about

to cry. Many people consider this look

cute


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SNARL (Pain)

Asnarl is a facial expression, wherethe upper lip is raised, and the nostrils

widen. It usually indicates hate or pain.


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FROWN

It is a thought of displeasure. It is also

to regard something with disapproval

or distaste.


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GURN

A typical gurn involves projecting the

lower jaw as far forward and up as

possible, and covering the upper lip with

the lower lip.


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Bored


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IMPACT OF BODY LANGUAGE

Body language can always be

misinterpreted

It may tend to hurt peoples feelings eventhough it isnt intended to.

Getting very animated may make the

opposite party very uncomfortable and the

consequence maybe that of avoidance of

contact in the future


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CONCLUSION

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