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Process Essay: The Influence Of Body Language

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Body language sometimes is an evident way of expressing feelings than spoken language. Body language is used in our everyday talks, yet many people do not even realize what they are really "saying" about themselves. People may give their true feelings away without taking their body language in mind. Research has shown that.Body Language is an important thing for modern communications and relationships, body language relates to management and leadership. Body language is also very compatible with relationships outside of work, for example in dating, and in families. “People need realness, reality.People can sense when someone is being pretentious or fake.It’s because you feel it;you see it in someone’s body language” Christian Louboutin ,Said …show more content…

Body language, and more technically the study of body language, is well known as kinesics, which comes from the Greek word kinesis, meaning motion. And so while there are many forms of nonverbal communications and body language, focusing on comfort and discomfort can go a long way in helping us to see more apparently what others are truly feeling, thinking or fearing. Having that extra information gives us a more honest appraisal of others and it will in the end help us in communicating more effectively and empathetically for a more thorough understanding. Finally, body language is important for bringing up. One can decipher the actual intentions of a child when he evaluates his gestures and facial expressions. Moreover, it is possible to detect if a child tells lies or not. Body language is important in every shape of human life. When you want to become a successful entrepreneur, teacher or politician, you should know about gestures and facial expressions a lot. Finally, this knowledge is useful for successful cooperation and

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