BODY LANGUAGE

INTRODUCTION

Body language is a method of communication in which information is expressed or

conveyed via bodily behaviors rather than words. Face expressions, body posture, gestures,
eye movement, touch, and use of space are examples of this type of behavior. Although the
phrase "body language" is typically used in reference to people, it may also be used in
reference to animals. Kinesics, another name for the study of body language, is related.
 Non Verbal Communication and Body Language

Similar to animals, humans

communicate through both
vocal and nonverbal cues. Our
body language, for instance,
conveys how confident we are in
the corporate world. More than
we may realize, it is a sign of
dedication. Additionally, the
way that body language affects
our personal brand is crucial.
The Importance of Body Language in Communication

That is why body

Understanding and
language is so
interpreting a
important.
person's body
language helps us
interpret their words.

We can better understand the

feelings and moods of people
because to it. Additionally, it
improves our awareness of how
other people respond to the things
we say and the way we express
them.
 5 functions of non-verbal communication

Repetition

Accenting
 5 functions of non-verbal communication

Substitution

Complementing

Contradiction
TYPES OF BODY LANGUAGE

face
expressions
 Body
movement
and
posture:

Gesture
 Eye
Contact

Tone of
Language

Touch
 CONCLUSION

However, the interpretation of body language differs

according to culture, gender, and age, which makes it
more ambiguous and prone to misunderstanding. People
should comprehend it and increase their expertise to
prevent such issue in order to use it successfully. A clever
and engaging method to connect with others is by using
body language into regular communication.
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