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Effective Body Language Techniques

1. Five presenters - Priyanka chaubey, Hiral patel, Sapna chavda, Dipali tarpara, and Urvashi gehani - submitted a document on body language to their instructor, Miss. Sarita kumar. 2. The document discusses how body language communicates feelings and thoughts through physical posture and movement rather than words. It provides tips for maintaining positive body language during presentations, conversations, and interviews. 3. Some keys to effective body language during presentations include maintaining straight posture, making eye contact, using facial expressions and hand gestures, and avoiding negative behaviors like fidgeting or not facing the audience.

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Effective Body Language Techniques

1. Five presenters - Priyanka chaubey, Hiral patel, Sapna chavda, Dipali tarpara, and Urvashi gehani - submitted a document on body language to their instructor, Miss. Sarita kumar. 2. The document discusses how body language communicates feelings and thoughts through physical posture and movement rather than words. It provides tips for maintaining positive body language during presentations, conversations, and interviews. 3. Some keys to effective body language during presentations include maintaining straight posture, making eye contact, using facial expressions and hand gestures, and avoiding negative behaviors like fidgeting or not facing the audience.

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Body language

Presenters of the group


[Link] chaubey [Link] patel [Link] chavda [Link] tarpara [Link] gehani

submitted to:
miss. Sarita kumar

Meaning
BODY LANGUAGE
is the process of communacting what you are feeling or thinking by the way you place and more your body rather than by words.

[Link] course trains sales people in reading the customeis body language.

Body language during presentation


1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Straight & positive posture ,clear voice. Arms hanging loosely at the sides. Use tongue & lips for clear enunciation. Feet parallel & apart , knees relaxed. Look straight ahead & ears in line with shoulders.

eye contact
to keep audiences' attention (Asian audience might feel aggressed.)
facial expressions should be natural and friendly: raise eyebrows to show surprise open eyes wide squint your eyes curl your eyebrows .

the hands
Lots of possibilities to emphasise, to enumerate. to express sincerity or reflexion Be conscious of what you do with your hands.

If you are unhappy, hold notes or cards

to occupy them

arm - movements back and forth to suggest flow. Open arms to include or welcome ideas.

posture
stand straight but relaxed
(do not slouch or lean sideways) Lean forward to emphasize however

No hands in pockets

body movement

to indicate a change of focus keep audience's attention move forward to emphasize move to side to indicate a transition gesture up and down head motions are movements to indicate importance or acknowledgement pen or pointer to indicate part, place (on a transparency) shrug shoulder to indicate I don't know or care

Negative body language


Failing to make eye contact Do not look at your notes all the time Looking at the screen/board means your back is turned to the audiencecutting contact Don't stare, or look blankly into people's eyes Avoid swaying back and forth like a pendulum Avoid leaning against walls Be aware of your nervous tics Do not fold your arms like a barrier While one hand in a pocket gives a very relaxed pose, both hands in pockets looks too casual and should be avoided

Body language in formal conversion


1. Conversation skill preparation
2. Make conversation by telling a story 3. Start your conversation with a smile 4. Conversation with your eyes 5. Personalize the conversation 6. Good conversation starters 7. Listening may be better than talking 8. Conversational humor 9. Conversation mishaps 10. Body language

Body language in interview


1. Greet with smile & firm hand shake 2. Display a positive &enthusiastic disposition. 3. Make good eye contact. 4. Listen intently. 5. Appear confident & keep positive. 6. Speak slowly & clearly & loud enough to be heard. 7. Sit straight up & lean slightly towards interviewer.

1. a hands on attitude 2 lip service 3 the handshake 4 leg work 5 dont touch your nose 6 show care 7 nice gesture

THANK YOU

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