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Body communicati on
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Divided into two parts

Body Gestures appearances

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Body gestures

An especially classification in kinesics. study of communication through body movement Identifies five types: emblems, illustrators, affect displays, regulators, and adaptors

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EMBLEMS
Body movements that have rather specific verbal translations, such as the nonverbal signs for OK, PEACE, COME HERE, GO AWAY, and etc.

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ILLUSTRATORS
Accompany and literally verbal messages. Illustrators make your communications more vivid and help to maintain your listeners attention. They also help to clarify and intensify your verbal messages.

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AFFECT DISPLAYS
The movements of the face that convey emotional meaning-the expressions that show anger and fear, happiness and surprise, eagerness and fatigue

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REGULATORS
Monitor, maintain, or control the speaking of another individual.. When you listen to another, youre not passive: you nod your head, purse your lips, adjust your eyes focus, and make various paralinguistic sounds such as mm-mm or tsk

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ADAPTORS
Satisfy some need and usually occur without consciousness awareness; theyre unintentional movements that usually go unnoticed. Nonverbal researches identify three types of adaptors based on their focus, direction, or target:

self-adaptors
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alter-adaptors

Body appearances

Body also can communicate without movements. Examples others may form impressions of you from your general body build; from your height and weight: and from your skin, eye and hair colour. Assessments of your power, your attractiveness, and your suitability as a friend or romantic partner are often made on the basis of your body appearance

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Communication
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*Facial

* your face communicates, especially signalling

your emotions. * in fact, facial movements alone seem to communicate the degree of pleasantness, agreement and sympathy o person feels. * some nonverbal communication researchers claim that facial movements may communicate at least the following 8 emotions: happiness, surprise, fear, anger, sadness, disgust, contempt and interest.

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*What is facial

* Facial Management Techniques - enable you to

communicate your feelings to achieve the effect you want. eg: to hide certain emotions and to emphasize others * Help you display emotions in socially acceptable ways.

*So, facial management is..

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* When express emotions facially, a feedback

effect is observed. * This finding is called the Facial Feedback Hypothesis. * Holds that your facial expressions influence your psychological arousal. eg: participants held a pen in their teeth to simulate a sad expression and the rated series of photographs.

Facial feed back is!!

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*Then

Eye Communication

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Example : In every culture there are rather strict, though unstated, rules for the proper duration for eye contact, the average length of gaze is 2.95 seconds. The average length of mutual gaze (two persons gazing at each other) is 1.18 seconds (Argyle, 1988 & Ingham, 1972).

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The study of the messages communicated by the eyes, which vary depending on the duration, direction and quality of the eye behavior.

Examples of eye communication

When the duration of eye contact is shorter than 1.18 seconds, you may think the person is uninterested,shy, or preoccupied. The direction of the ey e also communicates. In communicating with another person, you will glance alternatively at the other persons face, then away, then again at the face, and so on. The quality of the gaze- how wide or how narrow your eyes get during interaction also 2 /1 communicates meaning, especially interest 1 /2 level and such emotions as surprise,fear, 4

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To monitor feedback
Example: when talk with others, you look at them intently and try to understand their reactions to what youre saying. Try to read their feedback, and on this basis you adjust what you say.

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To secure attention
when speak to two or three people, maintain eye contact to secure the intention and interest you want, you probably increase your eye contact, hoping that this will increase attention.

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To regulate the conversation

Can inform the other person that she or he should speak. Example: in the college classroom,where the instructor asks a question and then locks eyes with a student. This type of eye contact tells the student to answer the question.

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To signal the nature of the relationship

Signal between two people Example: to indicate positive or negative regard Depending on the culture, eye contact may communicate your romantic interest in another person, or eye avoidance may indicate respect. Eye contact serves to enable gay men and lesbians to signal their homosexuality and perhaps their interest in someone

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To signal status
Among many younger people, prolonged eye contact from a stranger is taken to signify aggressiveness and frequently prompts physical violence merely because one person lookes perhaps a little longer than was considered normal in that specific culture.

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And finally To compensate for physical distance

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For increased physical distance

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Eye Avoidance

To allow others maintain their privacy As a signal lack of interest

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Pupil Dilation

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In Conclusion
Body plays a major role in nonverbal because there is a saying said action speaks louder than words meaning people will see you body movement in a communication.

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ThankYo u
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