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    Body language accounts for 55% of communication according to Mehrabium. Body language includes facial expressions like eye contact and pupil size, gestures like emblems and illustrators, posture, proximity, haptics, voice modulation, and chronemics. Facial expressions convey meaning through the eyes by looking up, down, or sideways. Vocalics involve modulating the volume, tone, pitch, and pace of speech. Gestures can be emblems, illustrators, regulators, adaptors, or displays.

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    Body language accounts for 55% of communication according to Mehrabium. Body language includes facial expressions like eye contact and pupil size, gestures like emblems and illustrators, posture, proximity, haptics, voice modulation, and chronemics. Facial expressions convey meaning through the eyes by looking up, down, or sideways. Vocalics involve modulating the volume, tone, pitch, and pace of speech. Gestures can be emblems, illustrators, regulators, adaptors, or displays.

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    Body Language: - Accdg. To Mehrabium When One Communicates: - 7% Is Verbal - 38 % Is Tonal - and 55% Is Body Language

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    Body language

    Accdg. To Mehrabium when one communicates:


    7% is verbal
    38 % is Tonal
    And 55% is body language

    1
    Body Language
    (Kinesics)

    Eye contact
    Facial expressions
    Gestures
    Posture and body orientation
    Proximity ( Proxemics)
    Haptics
    Voice modulation (Vocalics/Paralanguage)
    Chronemics
    2
    Facial expressions the eyes
    Looking upwards
    Looking downwards
    Looking sideways
    Pupil size
    Squinting
    Winking
    Damp eyes
    Vocalics-The Voice

    Remember to modulate your voice in terms of:


    Volume
    Tone
    Pitch
    Pace
    Gestures
    Emblems-(symbols) yawning, clapping hands,
    waving, patting the adjacent seat
    Illustrators- directly tied to verbal language
    Regulators- glancing at the watch
    Adaptors- gestures over which we have little
    control
    Displays- (little control) anger, embarrassment

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