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Body language

Body language.  Body Language Vocabulary Facet: n. part or phase of something Demeanor: n. conduct or behavior Articulate: adj. Spoken clearly Optimism:n . the belief that goodness pervades reality Enthusiasm: n. lively interest Charisma: n. personal power to influence and charm

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Body language

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  1. Body language

  2.  Body Language Vocabulary Facet: n. part or phase of something Demeanor: n. conduct or behavior Articulate: adj. Spoken clearly Optimism:n. the belief that goodness pervades reality Enthusiasm: n. lively interest Charisma: n. personal power to influence and charm Poise: n. dignified, self-confident manner Charm: n. power of pleasing or attracting Congruent: adj. agreeing Bias: n. preconceived opinion about something or someone

  3. NONVERBALBEHAVIOR 1.Brisk, erect walk 2.Sitting with legs crossed, foot kicking slightly 3.Arms crossed on chest 4.Hands clasped behind back 5.Tapping or drumming fingers INTERPRETATION Confidence Boredom Defensiveness Anger, frustration, apprehension Impatience

  4. Effective usage of Body Language: Mind the Body-Talk Be Careful with the handshake Establish good eye contact We must be ourselves Graceful movement You need to pause your conversation if you notice: Folded arms Heavy sighs A repositioning of the body away from you A lack of eye contact Drumming of fingers Repeated glances at wrist watch or clock Slumped shoulders Rolling of the eyes.

  5. A disinterested person A defensive person

  6.  Don’t fidget

  7. Slouch

  8. A nervous person

  9. A confident person.

  10. Slouching communicates, 'I'm so not interested in being here'.

  11. Correct. Although the communication is non-verbal, it is aggressive, assertive, passive.

  12.  Is he saying hello, goodbye, or stop?

  13. Confident and inviting  Withdrawn and insecure

  14. Emphasize a point

  15.  Directing away Directing towards

  16. You need to pause your conversation if you notice: folded arms heavy sighs a repositioning of the body away from you a lack of eye contact drumming of fingers repeated glances at wrist watch or clock slumped shoulders rolling of the eyes.

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