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Nonverbal communication (gestures)

Nonverbal communication (gestures). Maryan y. . Nonverbal communication is a form of sending message without writing or speaking. Gesture: Movements of the body to express thoughts and feelings . Different gestures made by different cultures How to understand/ read gestures

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Nonverbal communication (gestures)

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  1. Nonverbal communication(gestures) Maryan y.

  2. Nonverbal communication is a form of sending message without writing or speaking. Gesture: Movements of the body to express thoughts and feelings

  3. Different gestures made by different cultures • How to understand/ read gestures • How babies develop gestures

  4. Gestures made by different cultures • How gestures can sometimes put us in danger • Japanese gestures vs. American gestures • Gestures is the easies way for people from different cultures to communicate.

  5. How one can understand gestures • Universal gestures are the easiest to understand • Based on the person and the context • Most know the person very well.

  6. How babies develop their gestures • By constantly looking at others (parents) • Infants may also be able to communicate through symbolic gestures • Infant gesture is based on the daily routine behavior or games

  7. conclusion • Different gestures made by different cultures. • Understanding gestures • Infants developing gestures.

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