Posted by Personality Development Coach on 6:55 PM
Body Language FlirtingIn previous posts, we have already discussed about topics related to body language and its importance and application for personality development. Today i am going to give some information regarding body language flirting. As we know that "action speaks louder than words", non-verbal communication has a great impact on our day to day activities. We use this tool everywhere to project ourselves so do our thoughts, ideas and information before...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 1:05 PM
Italian Gestures:
In this post, I am going to give information regarding gestures or body language according to location and community. One gesture which can be positive to one locals can be negative to another. So, to maintain our personality and to be accepted we must know gestures or body language which are specific to certain people. That’s why I am going to take Italian Gestures as the first and foremost one.
If you are planning a trip to Italy, here are some of the basics:
Introductions and Greetings
When it comes to introductions...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 11:25 AM
Positive Body Language
Till now we have come to know the introduction, properties, benefits and consequences of BODY LANGUAGE. But, from this post, we are going to learn how to apply the techniques detailed in earlier posts and apply them in our day to day life.The secret to success is to act like you are already a success. Sending out good and positive body language not only describes your personality but also is like having two voices showering praises on your instead of only one. In addition to this, people are...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 10:34 AM
Body Language (Part Xi-7 Functions of Non-verbal Communication)
In the communication theory seven functions of the non-verbal communication are distinguished:
1) Saying again what has already been expressed in words ( Saying "no" and shaking the head at the same time, giving direction and pointing).
2) Substituting the verbal communication (nodding "yes", shaking "no", questioning facial expression, emblem gestures).
3) Disagreeing with the verbal communication (confirming something but shaking your head hesitantly or shrugging your shoulders).
4) Affectionate (instinctive) support of the spoken word (concerned frown or encouraging pat on the back).
5) Details about the mutual relation...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 4:05 AM
Body Language (Part -x) Significance of Communication:The words we express or vent contribute a very vital role in other's perception for us. To leave a good impression, like in job interview, it is very important for us to know what message our body language is delivering or conveying. There is a very popular quotation also "First Impression is the Last Impression" so to make the...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 12:19 PM
Body Language: Action Speaks Louder than Words
The Use of Body Language:
As man being social animal, we can't live in isolation. We need other people in stages of our life. The moment we come into contact with another person, we start communicating with him/her ( receiving and delivering the messages via verbal and non-verbal means) no matter the communication can be conscious or sub-conscious. In non-verbal especially silent communication tells us about the relationship between people. Often this is more important than getting...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 3:22 PM
Body language (Part-viii: Deceptive Appearance)
Facial Appearance: When we observe the face of a person, we can determine the ethnic origins, age, gender, jewellery, make-up etc or simply we can see the image that the person wants to project self before others. To make a character judgement from facial structure and appearance only can be superficial. Facial appearance is only one of the wide range of non-verbal gestures that we need to take into consideration.Generally...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 12:54 PM
Body Language (Part-VII)Territorial Gestures:
People leaning against objects or other people, claim territorial rights on them, showing thereby their dominance. When a person touches a property, it becomes an extension of his body, thereby staking a claim on it. Lover may have their arms around their beloveds, business executives may place their feet on their desk or lean...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 7:32 AM
BODY LANGUAGE (PART -VI--COURTSHIP GESTURES)
As like in determining the behaviour, attitude, thinking pattern, body language is also important in expressing and pointing the gestures of courtship or attraction. To be attracted to opposite gender or to attract the opposite, personality development is the only tool to make the first and foremost impression whatever be the motto of attraction or being attracted.
Male Courtship Gestures:
Men like to preen (making oneself look attractive) when they see a woman approaching them and one can find them straightening their tie or collar or brushing away imaginary dust from their shoulder or rearranging...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 3:36 AM
BODY LANGUAGE (Part-V)1) Eye Signals:As like other parts of body like limbs, heads, eyes also have great impact and effect in determining body language. Eyes are termed as the windows to one’s souls. They reveal the most accurate of all human communication signals. On a person getting excited, the pupils dilate contract into beady eyes when one is angry or suspicious.
(i) Gaze Behavior—A person who is dishonest cannot hold another person’s eyes for long duration. A person, on finding another attractive, can hold their gaze for a long...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 11:31 AM
BODY LANGUAGE (Part-IV)
In this article i am going to discuss about the body language relating to limbs as well as face, their meanings and how they are delivered.
1. Hand to face gestures:(i) The mouth guard-- The mouth guard involves the hand covering the mouth with the thumb pressed against the cheek, implying that the person wishes to suppress something being voiced. A person using this particular gesture while speaking is telling a lie while if he/she uses...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 6:01 PM
Body Language (Gestures):
Facial expressions and hand gestures-Our face is the most visually expressive part of our body. There are six universal facial expressions:-Happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger and distrust. Each of the expressions is accompanied with a combination of recognisable gestures. After the face, the hands are the most expressive part of our body. We use them to reinforce our speech or on occasions even...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 7:04 PM
--Role of voice in body language--
Apart from expressions which are visual, intonation or voice also plays an important role in body language. The words that we use to convey a message can be given additional emphasis by the tone of our voice. The tone will convey to the receiver what he should know about the way-the message needs to be inferred. For instance, a question such as ' Before now why have you not told me this?' can be conveyed in a variety of ways by using different kinds of intonations. Through our tones, we can enhance the message...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 10:28 AM
Positive Body language for positive personalityOne great secret of success is by acting like you are already a success. Sending out good and positive body language is like having two voices showering praises on you instead of only one. In addition to this, people are always more likely to remember what they see and few seconds of body movement can be worth an entire interview of words. It is said that action speaks louder than words. But how does one go about getting better body language?I am going to give some...
Posted by Personality Development Coach on 5:50 AM
Well, All of us might be known with this terminology, "BODY LANGUAGE". And most of us also haven't give a damn about how important this language for us which we must know.As, Topic suggest, Body language is simply the language of Body, a part of non-verbal communication. There are various ways of communication , foremost is speaking, talking, writing. All of these belongs to verbal communication. "Gesturing" can also be termed as body language which is absolutely non-verbal means. What we are trying to deliver to the one whom we are communicating...
