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    A smile is a universally recognized non-verbal signal that costs nothing to produce but can create positive effects. A smile has the power to defuse tense situations, improve customer service, raise teamwork, and communicate friendliness. It provides rest for the weary and lifts moods. Smiling also benefits health by relieving stress, boosting the immune system, and lowering blood pressure. There are different types of smiles such as Duchenne, tight-lipped, smerk, shy, teeth-display, and dimpled smiles.

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    A smile is a universally recognized non-verbal signal that costs nothing to produce but can create positive effects. A smile has the power to defuse tense situations, improve customer service, raise teamwork, and communicate friendliness. It provides rest for the weary and lifts moods. Smiling also benefits health by relieving stress, boosting the immune system, and lowering blood pressure. There are different types of smiles such as Duchenne, tight-lipped, smerk, shy, teeth-display, and dimpled smiles.

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    Submitted by A.Mathangi Devi 10PGDM014 Iipm

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    Ramya Vardhini
    A smile is a universally recognized non-verbal signal that costs nothing to produce but can create positive effects. A smile has the power to defuse tense situations, improve customer service, raise teamwork, and communicate friendliness. It provides rest for the weary and lifts moods. Smiling also benefits health by relieving stress, boosting the immune system, and lowering blood pressure. There are different types of smiles such as Duchenne, tight-lipped, smerk, shy, teeth-display, and dimpled smiles.

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    A.MATHANGI DEVI
    10PGDM014
    IIPM
    What is a Smile?
    • Most universally
    recognized non-
    verbal signal.
    • Costs nothing.
    • Creates much.
    • It has enormous power to
    * defuse tense situation
    * smoothen customer service
    * raise the level of team work
    * communicate friendliness
    • It happens in a flash, and the
    memory of it lasts forever.
    It is rest for the weary, daylight for
    the discouraged, sunshine to the
    sad, and nature's best antidote for
    trouble.
    what are all the
    reasons to smile?
    • Smiling Makes Us Attractive
    • Smiling Changes Our Mood
    • Smiling Relieves Stress
    • Smiling Boosts our Immune System
    • Smiling Lowers our Blood Pressure
    • Smiling Lifts the Face and Makes You Look
    Younger
    • Smiling Makes You Seem Successful
    DUCHENNE SMILE

    Duchenne smile Non-Duchenne smile


    TIGHT LIPPED SMILE
    SMERK SMILE
    SHY SMILE
    TEETH DISPLAY SMILE
    SMILE WITH DIMPLES

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