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    This document provides an overview of non-verbal communication. It discusses how non-verbal communication such as body language, gestures, eye contact and proxemics account for 93% of communication, compared to just 7% for verbal communication. Some key types of non-verbal communication covered include kinesics, oculesics, haptics, proxemics, chronemics, and paralinguistics. The document also provides examples of different gestures, tips for effective body language dos and don'ts, and how understanding non-verbal communication can improve impressions and communication skills overall.

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    This document provides an overview of non-verbal communication. It discusses how non-verbal communication such as body language, gestures, eye contact and proxemics account for 93% of communication, compared to just 7% for verbal communication. Some key types of non-verbal communication covered include kinesics, oculesics, haptics, proxemics, chronemics, and paralinguistics. The document also provides examples of different gestures, tips for effective body language dos and don'ts, and how understanding non-verbal communication can improve impressions and communication skills overall.

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    7d31non Verbal Communication

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    This document provides an overview of non-verbal communication. It discusses how non-verbal communication such as body language, gestures, eye contact and proxemics account for 93% of communication, compared to just 7% for verbal communication. Some key types of non-verbal communication covered include kinesics, oculesics, haptics, proxemics, chronemics, and paralinguistics. The document also provides examples of different gestures, tips for effective body language dos and don'ts, and how understanding non-verbal communication can improve impressions and communication skills overall.

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    Non-Verbal communication
    Submitted By: Madhavi Kulkarni

    Communication
    Communication is interchange of thoughts and opinions or information by speech, writing or signs Is transfer of information from one person to another

    Types of communication
    Communication

    Verbal communication

    Non-Verbal communication

    Non-Verbal communication
    It is a transmission of messages by some medium other than speech or writing. It could be visual or auditory signals. It is very necessary to realize as to when & where to use them in place of verbal communication.

    Contd
    Body language & other non-verbal cues occupy 93% of our communication whereas speech takes only 7%.

    Body Language
    It is communication of personal feelings,emotions,attitudes & thoughts through body movements.

    Types of Non-verbal Communication


    Kinesics:Facial expressions,Postures & Gestures. Oculesics:Eye Contact Haptics:The communication of touch Proxemics:The Communication of space & proximity. Chronemics:The effect of time on communication

    Contd.
    Paralinguistics:Variations in pitch,speed,volume & pauses that convey meaning. Physical Appearance:Attire,accessories,etc..

    Contd
    Body language includes gestures,postures,facial expressions,eye contact & physical appearance. That is What we say? is less important than How we say it?

    Gestures
    A gesture is a form of non-verbal communication made with a part of the body, used instead of or in combination with verbal communication.

    Types of Gestures
    The most famous type of gestures are the so-called emblems or quotable gestures Another type of gestures are the ones we use when we speak. These gestures are closely coordinated with speech

    Dos & Don'ts of Body Language


    Dont cross your arms or legs Have eye contact, but dont stare Dont be afraid to take up some space Relax your shoulders Nod when they are talking Dont slouch, sit up straight Lean, but not too much

    Contd
    Dont touch your face Keep you head up Use your hands more confidently Dont stand too close

    Why to improve Body Language?


    Words are only 7 percent of your communication
    Emotions are linked to your body language

    Improve your communication skills


    Better first impressions

    Space Distancing
    Give people room and keep out of their space Entering to close can be intrusive and viewed as aggressive

    Thank You!

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