gestures/body language
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The document discusses various gestures and what they communicate. It defines gestures as symbolic body movements used for non-verbal communication. It then describes several common gestures - eyes looking up and to the right or left to indicate recalling or creating visual images; hand over mouth while talking to stop words; stroking beard for evaluation; using glasses for evaluating ideas; pulling ear for nervousness or ignoring others; and hand clasping for nervousness. It concludes that gestures are an important part of half of communication and using the proper gestures helps communication be more successful.
gestures/body language
- 1. BY: NAMES ROLL NO MUBBASHIRA IDRISI 02 HEERUM KASU 05 KHURESHA KHAN 06 DEEPIKA POTALE 12
- 2. GESTURES
- 3. Defined as the symbolic action for expressing a thought, a feeling or intention It is a form of non-verbal communication It includes body movements INTRODUCTION
- 4. GESTURES COVERED IN THE TOPIC Eyes upward to the right Eyes upward to the left Hand over the mouth while talking Stroking of the beard Use of glasses while reading and talking Pulling the ear Hand clasping at a desk
- 5. Eyes upward to the right Indication of recalling memories
- 6. Eyes upward to the left Indication of creating visual images
- 7. Hand over the mouth while talking Trying to stop the words coming out of the mouth
- 8. Stroking of the beard It is a evaluation signal. Time for a thought process
- 9. Using glasses while reading and talking Evaluation of ideas, suggestions, information or request
- 10. Pulling the ear It can be an ear-itch ,nervousness or unsureness. Indication of ignoring the person.
- 11. Hand clasping at a desk Indication of nervousness, insecurity or anxiety
- 12. Conclusion Body language is an important part of communication 50% of our communication is more successful with the help of gestures It is important to use proper gestures at proper time