身势语KINESICSPPT课件

1、kinesicskinesics is body language.It is the nonverbal behavior related to movement,either of parts of the body,or of the body as a whole,including facial expressions,gusturess,postures,eye contact,etc.第1页/共14页 Introduction term -KINESICS was coined by anthropologist “RAY BIRDWHISTELL ”As here the me

2、ssage is conveyed through facial expression. Body language or KINESICS is the reflection of thought, feelings and postures.Body languageFacial expressionsEye contatsPostureGestureAppearance第2页/共14页facial expression第3页/共14页Eye contactEye contact is one of the most powerful forms of non-verbal communi

3、cation. The eyes speaks our innermost feelings.Authoritative as well as intimate relationships are frequently initiated and maintained with eye contact 1.Looking at somebody for long time shows - intensity of interest in him.2.Direct eye contact for more than 10 sec - create discomfort3.Eye contact

4、between speaker and audience increases the audience assessment. 4.People generally maintain more or mutual eye gaze with those whose approval they want.5.Averted eyes shows anger. 第4页/共14页第5页/共14页 some body language in other countries may have opposite(相反的) meanings in your culturePointing.*Pointing

5、 with the index finger（食指）is common in North America and Europe.*But it is polite to use your whole hand in Asia countries.第6页/共14页第7页/共14页第8页/共14页posturesWith two arms up in the airStanding firmly face-to-facewith arms across 第9页/共14页Shrugging shouldersHands on the waist第10页/共14页Eye contactEye cont

6、act is one of the most powerful forms of non-verbal communication. The eyes speaks our innermost feelings.Authoritative as well as intimate relationships are frequently initiated and maintained with eye contact 1.Looking at somebody for long time shows - intensity of interest in him.2.Direct eye contact for more than 10 sec - create discomfort3.Eye contact between speaker and audience increases the audience assessment. 4.People generally maintain more or mutual eye gaze with those whose approval they want.5.Averted