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Your first impression is created instantly by your body language. People decide by your body movements which type of person you are.
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Reading body language, or non-verbal cues, is a way to infer things about people you see around you or have interactions with. When you know how to do it, reading body language can tell you a lot about someone's feelings, mental state, or...
There're a few body language signs that you should always look out for so that you can read anyone like a book, & is an useful skill to have in your repertiore.
We betray our insides through our outsides through non-verbal communication also known as body language. Thank god for that! We communicate more with our bodies rather than verbal communication. We’re completely transmitting information, we’re constantly ‘exposing’ ourselves. And, thank god for that? These are more subconscious signs that we show. More, in particular, I’m talking […]
Body language has a core importance in communication. The Body language is misleading. A person can say one thing and think something completely different, or consciously deceive the interlocutor w…
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Ever catch yourself doing these things? Perhaps ever heard of 'unconscious body language?' Yawning when you're disinterested. Fidgeting when you're bored. Faking a smile when you meet someone you don't particularly want to engage with. It's almost impossible not to at times, isn't it? Like you simply can't help yourself. As if some unseen force has taken control of your body. It's no big deal. It happens to everyone. Under normal circumstances, you wouldn't even give it a second thought. Unless, that is, you wanted to use that information to your advantage. What information? The signs and signals you pick
There're a few body language signs that you should always look out for so that you can read anyone like a book, & is an useful skill to have in your repertiore.
Bad body language habits are often the hardest ones to break.
Take up a lot of space and hold your arms and legs away from your body.
What is your body saying to others? Are you representing the title for which you hold? Are you speaking about following Christ and your body is saying something different? Is your attendance to chu…
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There're a few body language signs that you should always look out for so that you can read anyone like a book, & is an useful skill to have in your repertiore.
People display nervous body language when they find themselves in threatening social situations. When a person believes they won’t be able to handle a
In order to make your body language a first impression booster, you want it to communicate 3 main things: openness, confidence, and interest.
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Communication doesn't just stop with oral language, there are many other ways to communicate with others using both verbal and nonverbal forms. One of these forms is called kinesics. Kinesics are things such as gestures, body movements, facial expressions, and eye contact. Some of these gestures are universal but some others aren't and sometimes pose misinterpretations. The example given in An Introduction to Intercultural Communication Identities in a Global Community talks about eye contact between American culture versus Asian culture. In America eye contact is deemed a sign of respect and attentiveness yet in Asian culture it is deemed as being disrespectful, this goes to show you that one must be conscious and wary when doing something. While traveling, which I tend to do at least once a year, I have to be careful how I come across to strangers. Although sometimes modes of communication I'm so used to doing is portrayed subconsciously without my knowing. For example back home in Hawaii when you meet someone you greet them with a hug, and possibly a kiss on the check, not a firm handshake. So when i moved to Oregon for college I had the awkward movement of pushing my body back and sticking out my hand in hello while meeting others. Of course I got used to it over time but the funny part is when I came back home to the islands. I was awkwardly surprised and comforted when I received a hug and kiss that was once to normal to me. This illustration shows some common kinesics, can you notice what emotion each picture displays without looking? I even had a hard time which shows that from culture to culture there's bound to be some misinterpretation.
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Body language is a huge part of how we communicate with other people. However, most of us only have an intuitive knowledge of non-verbal communication
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Our eyes can really tell a lot about us.
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