This document defines and describes body language. It states that body language is non-verbal communication conveyed through gestures, posture, clothing, facial expressions and other physical cues rather than words. It also notes that body language operates at both conscious and unconscious levels. Additionally, it identifies positive body language as including eye contact and open postures while negative body language features avoidance of eye contact and closed postures. Finally, it specifies that gestures involve movements of body parts to convey meaning while posture refers to overall body positioning and can reveal attributes like confidence levels.
This document defines and describes body language. It states that body language is non-verbal communication conveyed through gestures, posture, clothing, facial expressions and other physical cues rather than words. It also notes that body language operates at both conscious and unconscious levels. Additionally, it identifies positive body language as including eye contact and open postures while negative body language features avoidance of eye contact and closed postures. Finally, it specifies that gestures involve movements of body parts to convey meaning while posture refers to overall body positioning and can reveal attributes like confidence levels.
This document defines and describes body language. It states that body language is non-verbal communication conveyed through gestures, posture, clothing, facial expressions and other physical cues rather than words. It also notes that body language operates at both conscious and unconscious levels. Additionally, it identifies positive body language as including eye contact and open postures while negative body language features avoidance of eye contact and closed postures. Finally, it specifies that gestures involve movements of body parts to convey meaning while posture refers to overall body positioning and can reveal attributes like confidence levels.
Definition Body language is the language transmitted by gestures and postures How you physically present yourself to others Body language is the language transmitted by posture, cloths, gesture and facial expressions Body language is non verbal communication where messages are sent through postures, eye contacts, movements, usage of space and change in the intonation of voice etc instead of using words speech to communicate Body language Body language The study of body language is also called kinesics derived from the Greek word Kinesis meaning motion. body language operates on all three states of human consciousness, i.e. conscious state, subconscious state and unconscious state. Types of body language Positive Negative neutral Types of body language Positive body language: head level, eye contact, hands down Negative body language: look down, look away, step back Neutral body language: not react Parts of body language Gestures, body postures, eye movements, facial expressions are parts of the body language Gesture: 1)Gesture refers to a movement of part of the body, especially a hand or the head, to express an idea or meaning. only involve a part of the body. Can be used to replace the words. Can be used to replace words. Can be used to indicate attitude and emotions. Gesture posture Posture Posture: postures refers to the position of a persons body or body parts involves the whole body. Do not replace words. Can be reveal confidence level, mood and attitude Thank you