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    This document provides an introduction and overview of non-verbal communication. It discusses the key sub-disciplines of non-verbal communication including kinesics, occulesics, paralanguage, proxemics, artifacts, and tactile communication. It focuses specifically on kinesics and how to interpret body language and non-verbal cues during a job interview, including gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, and handshakes. It provides tips on improving non-verbal communication skills such as self-monitoring, practicing speaking in front of a mirror, and videotaping oneself to analyze non-verbal behaviors.

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    Non Verbal Communication

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    This document provides an introduction and overview of non-verbal communication. It discusses the key sub-disciplines of non-verbal communication including kinesics, occulesics, paralanguage, proxemics, artifacts, and tactile communication. It focuses specifically on kinesics and how to interpret body language and non-verbal cues during a job interview, including gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, and handshakes. It provides tips on improving non-verbal communication skills such as self-monitoring, practicing speaking in front of a mirror, and videotaping oneself to analyze non-verbal behaviors.

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    WELCOME TO

    GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF
    ENGINEERING, CHANDRAPUR
    NAME :- JHA BRIJESH MAHADEV
    SUBJECT :- COMMUNICATION SKILLS
    TOPIC
    :- NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
    ROLL NO
    :- 34
    GUIDANCE
    :- SATISH MANWAR

    INTRODUCTION TO
    NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

    Nonverbal

    communication is the
    process of using wordless messages
    to generate meaning.
    It include non-word vocalization such
    as inflections and non-word sound as
    an and hmm.

    SUB-DICIPLINES IN
    NON-VERBAL
    COMMUNICATION

    Kinesics (k)
    Occulesics (O)
    Paralanguage (P)
    Proxemics (p)
    Artifacts (A)
    Tactile (T)

    KINESICS IN
    INTERVIEW
    Kinesics

    is the interpretation of
    body motion communication such
    as facial expressions and
    gestures.

    Body

    movements convey
    information though
    interpretations vary by culture.

    STEPS TO ITERPRET
    KINESICS DURING INTERVIEW
    The bodily gestures, postures, and facial
    expressions by which a person communicates non
    verbally with others
    -(Soukhanav)
    We can use following tricks during interviews likeGesture
    Facial Expressions
    Gaze \ Eye contact
    Handshakes, Feet , Arms

    GESTURES
    A

    Gesture is a form of non-verbal


    communication or in which visible
    bodily actions communicate
    particular message, speech.
    Gestures include movement of
    hands, face, arms.
    Gestures allow individuals to
    communicate a variety of feeling
    and thoughts.

    ROLE PLAY
    Hand-Arms
    Hands can show and hide unwillingness
    to talk.
    Demonstrates an attempt to control
    oneself.
    Handshakes
    The Dominant person turns their palm
    down while more submissive person
    shakes.

    A CONSISTANCE MESSAGE
    What

    we can do ?

    Use

    a mirrorpractice speaking, watch gestures,


    hands,
    feet.

    Videotape

    yourself
    see how many of these non verbal
    cues we are sending.

    Release stress by scrunching our toes (not


    visible) versus twirling our hair .

    TIPS TO IMPROVE NON-VERBAL


    COMMUNICATION
    We

    can improve our effectiveness


    as a non verbal communicator by
    observing and analyzing both the
    physical environment of
    interactions and the body
    language, appearance, gestures,
    vocal cues, eye contact and
    touching behavior of
    participants.
    Inculcate positive body support.

    INNOVATION AND
    CONCLUSION
    Attributes in western culture are taught politeness, deference,
    homily and the way they are projected through our gestures.
    Toting

    our head

    submission / flirting
    Folding

    hands in lap

    untrustworthiness
    Crossing

    legs

    resistance
    Tugging

    hair

    A stress or flirting

    A
    H
    T

    K
    N

    U
    O
    Y

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