《身体语言》PPT课件
FBI教你破解身体语言(PPT完整版)(PPT54页).pptx
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FBI教你破解身体语言
❖ 4、手臂表现出来的自信心和主导意识
❖ 4.2双手抱头
双手抱头是一种带有强烈的 自信和主导意思的举动。
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❖ 4、手臂表现出来的自信心和主导意识
❖ 4.3.3双脚脚踝处交叉
突然将脚踝锁在椅子腿 上的动作时冻结反应的一部 分，说明动作实施者的不适、 焦躁或不安。
有研究发现，人们说谎 时会故意限制他们的手臂和 腿部的动作。
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❖6、揉搓大腿
用双手在大腿上来 回摩擦是一种常见的平 复心情、减轻压力的方 法。
❖ 当一个人想引起别人重视，怕被别人看扁的时候，常会做出双腿叉开。 ❖ 在公司经理的身上可能经常看到这一动作。
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❖5、双腿交叉
5.1站立的时候。 5.2坐着时候。
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❖5.1.1双腿交叉
人在站着的时候交叉双腿是一种舒服和放松的表现。 在这种姿势下，人不可能是逃跑或者争斗。我们在别人面 前感到自信时也会将双腿交叉。
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❖5.1.2双腿交叉
当两个人交谈中的人都 将双腿交叉时，则告诉大家 他们都感到很轻松。
当两个人或多个人同时 做出这种动作时，可以帮助 培养和营造和谐舒适的工作 或交谈气氛。
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❖5.2.1双腿交叉
肢体语言(中英文)PPT教学课件
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我们的肢体有那些语言？ What kind of language does our body speak?
眼神 面部表情 手势、身体动作 语音、语调 人际距离
Eye Contact Expression Gesture Speech/Voice Interpersonal distance
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肢体语言的特点 ： Points of Body Language:
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手 The Hands
在许多国家，人们用握手打招呼。 In many countries people often greet each other with a handshake. 全世界的人都挥手打招呼或表示再见，但来自不同国家 的挥手的方式有别。 All over the world, people wave their hands to say hello or goodbye. But people wave differently in different countries.
瞪着别人看是不礼貌的。
Staring is impolite.
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嘴 The Mouth
嘴和眼一样都有传情达意的作用。在社交活动中， 谈话时尽量少努嘴和撇嘴，因为这样的动作容易 流露出不屑的意味，而显得不够有涵养。站立、 静坐或握手时，嘴可以微闭，不要露出牙齿，如果 能保持微笑就更完美了。 The mouth has the same effect with the eyes when people are expressing their feelings and ideas. In social activity, avoid to pout or curl the lip, because such movements can easily be considered as disdainful and appear to lack self-control.Keep the mouth closed softly and do not show your teeth too much, try to maintain a smile throughout the conversation.
优选教师肢体语言之身姿语手势语Ppt
体 语 言
尊重，他常常会因此变得自尊，而自尊是 人们进步永不会折断的阶梯。
师
肢
膝低于左(右)膝，右(左)膝内
体
语
侧靠于左(右)小腿内侧，形成
言
技
左(右)膝高右(左)膝低的姿态，
能
臀部向下。基本上以膝低的腿
支撑。
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交叉式蹲姿
下蹲时，右(左)脚在前， 左(右)脚在后，右(左)小 腿垂直于地面，全脚着地, 左(右)腿在后与右(左)腿 交叉重迭，左(右)膝由后 面伸向右(左)侧，左(右)
早上好，手势向前切出，用大切。
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2、炒菜
四 川 教
将右手掌放于胸前，大拇指与食指之 间角度大约为60-75度。然后手掌从身
育 学
体中部向右-向下-向中-向上划弧线，似
院
炒菜的动作。幅度分为三个幅度，小、
公
中、大三个幅度。
共
课
教 师 肢
3、拍菜
将右手掌放于胸前，大拇指与食指之
摹状手势 如对方圆、大小、长短的模拟；
象征手势
如两臂斜上方举起表示“胜利一定是属于我们的！”
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单势、复势
单势一只手，复势两只手。 ①一般情况下，用单势，情感特别强烈，可用复势。
②会场的大小，会场大，听众多，可用复势。 ③内容的需要时可以用复势。
例：“伙伴们，千万要注意，这次试验是非常关 键的一次。”（举起右手食指）（举两个食指则不 对） 例：“亲爱的伙伴们，让我们尽快地行动起来 吧！”（单手上扬则无力，双手向上扬起。显得 有气魄，有声势，有感动。）
没有特殊情况，不得坐着上课。
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BodyLanguage身体语言英文课件
目录•Introduction to Body Language •Basic Elements of Body Language •Interpreting Body Language Signals •Cultural Variations in Body Language•Applications of Body Language KnowledgeDefinition and Importance of Body Language DefinitionBody language refers to the non-verbal communications that we use to express our feelings, thoughts, and attributes through physical behaviors such as legal expressions, eye contacts, styles, posts, and spatial relationshipsImportanceBody language plays a critical role in communication as it can convey messages that words alone cannot be It can be completed, reinforced, or even direct verbal communication, and is essential for building trust and rapport in relationshipsFunctions of Body Language in CommunicationCross Cultural Differences in Body LanguageFacial Expressions and Eye ContactFacial ExpressionsEye ContactEyebrow MovementGestures and PosturesGesturesPosturesHead MovementsVocal Elements such as Tone, Pitch, and VolumeTone01Pitch02Volume03Proxemics This refers to the use of space and distance in communication People from different cultures may have different comfort levels with personal space Standing too close to someone can make them feel uncomfortable, while standing too far away can make communication difficult要点一要点二Personal SpaceThe amount of personal space people require canvary depending on cultural norms and personal preferences In some cultures, it is acceptable to stand close to others during conversation, while in others maintaining a greater distance is preferredProxemics and Personal SpaceUnderstanding Non verbal Cues in Different ContextsNon verbal cues can indicate power dynamics between individuals, such as eye contact, pose, and spatial distancePower DynamicsBody language varies across cultures, so it's important to understand thenorms and expectations of non-verbal communication in different cultural contextsCultural Differences Body language can change depending on the social settings, so as in a business meeting, a casual conversation, or a romantic dateSocial SettingsMixed MessagesPeople may say one thing verbally but communicate something different non-verbally, so as sliming while saying something negativeIncongruence betweenverbal and non-verbalmessages can be a sign ofperception, as people mayhave diverse control overboth sidesSometimes, people's wordsand body language may notmatch due to emotionaldisconnect or internalconflictConceptDetectionEmotionalDisconnectRecognizing Incongruence between Verbal and Non Verbal Messages01 02 03Clusters of Cues MicroexpressionsBody Language and PersonalityAnalyzing Complex Body Language PatternsFarewell rituals also have buffer across cultures In some cultures, it is customary to say Goodbyeand then walk away, while in others, so as in the Middle East, it is common to say Goodbye and then stand and watch the other person leaveIn some cultures, such as in the United States, it is common to shake hands when meetingsomeone, while in other cultures, such as in Japan, a slim nod or bow is the preferred meetingThe use of Kisses on the Cheek or Hugs as greetings varies widely across cultures In some LatinAmerican countries, for example, it is common to meet someone with a kiss on the Cheek, while in many Asian cultures, this type of physical contact is many less commonGreeting and Farewell Rituals across CulturesGestures that Have Different Meanings in Different CulturesNorms for Eye Contact and Personal Space Vary by CultureImproving Interpersonal Communication SkillsUnderstanding non-verbal cuesBuilding trust and rapportManaging conflictEnhancing Public Speaking AbilitiesCommanding the stageConveying emotionManaging emotionsDeveloping Leadership Quality through Non verbal Communication。
bodylanguage身体语言ppt课件
在某些文化中，目光接触被视为诚实和尊重的表现，而在其他文化中 ，过多的目光接触可能被视为不敬或挑衅。
跨文化交流中的身体语言误解与冲突
手势误解
某些手势在一个文化中可能有特定含义，在另一个文化中则可能 完全不同，甚至具有冒犯性。
面部表情
某些文化中的面部表情可能比其他文化更为夸张或内敛，容易造成 误解。
注意面部表情
面部表情是身体语言的重要组成部分，可以传达丰富的情感信息。 要注意观察眉毛、眼睛、嘴巴等部位的细微变化。
观察动作的节奏和幅度
动作的节奏和幅度可以反映人的内心状态和情感变化，需要注意观 察并理解其含义。
结合上下文理解
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考虑文化背景
不同文化背景下的身体语言可能存在差异，需要结合文化背景进行理解
考虑情绪状态
情绪状态会对身体语言产生影响，需要注意观察并理解其 含义。
避免刻板印象和偏见
避免以貌取人
不要仅仅根据外表或者 某些身体特征就对人进 行判断和评价。
尊重多样性
尊重不同文化、背景、 性格的人所表现出的身 体语言多样性。
保持开放心态
保持开放、包容的心态 去理解他人的身体语言 ，避免先入为主的刻板 印象和偏见。
手势通常与言语一起使用，增强表达 的效果。
手势的多样性
不同文化和背景下，手势的含义可能 有所不同。
姿势
身体姿态
姿势涉及身体的整体形态和朝向 ，如站立、坐下、倾斜等。
姿势的传达信息
不同的姿势可以传达自信、放松、 紧张等情绪状态。
姿势与身份认同
某些姿势可能与特定的社会角色或 身份认同相关联。
空间距离
留意姿态
观察对方的坐姿、站姿等，了解其自信程度、态度及 心理状态。
Body_language_PPT身体语言课件
ARMS
* Arms akimbo. In many cultures, this stance
signals aggression, resistance, impatience, or even anger. * Arms behind back, hands grasped is a sign of ease and control. * Arms in front, hands grasped, common practice in most Asian countries, is a sign of mutual respect for others.
Thailand, China
EARS
* Ear grasp
- ‚I’m sorry.‛ in parts of India
* Cupping the ear
- ‚I can’t hear you.‛ in all societies
* Pulling ear
- ‚You are in my heart‛ for Navajo Indians
HANDS
* Right hand. The right hand has special
significance in many societies. In certain countries in the Middle East and in Asia, it is best to present business cards or gifts, or to pass dishes of food, to get an attention, using only the right hand or both. * Left hand is considered unclean in much of the Middle East and in parts of Indonesia.
body language 身体语言 ppt课件
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body language 身体语言
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Body language
• Body language is used by people for sending messages to one another. It is very useful because it can help you make yourself easily understand. When you are talking with others，you are not just using words， but also using expressions and gestures.
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人In际a欺n骗。attempt to avoid looking shifty-eyed, some liars will purposefully hold their gaze a touch too long, so that it's slightly uncomfortable.
• So,at least 93% of it is converyed through the body
Bodylanguage(身体语言)PPT课件
- “I can’t hear you.” in all societies
* Pulling ear
- “You are in my heart” for Navajo Indians
LIPS AND MOUTH
yawn Whistle
smile
spit
sneeze
* Closed eyes
- bored or sleepy in America - “I’m listening and concentrating.” in Japan,
Thailand, China
EARS
* Ear grasp
- “I’m sorry.” in parts of India
FACE
EYES
* Eye contacts
- Encouraged in America, Canada, Europe - Rude in most Asian countries and in Africa
* Winking eye
- Sharing secret in America and Europe - flirtatious gesture in other countries
▪ So, at least 93% of it is conveyed through the body (non-verbal channel).
Let’s Examine How Body Communicates, from head to toes
HEAD
- Nodding the head
BODILY SPEAKING…
▪ According to the social anthropologist, Edward T. Hall, in a normal conversation between two persons, less than 7% of the social meanings is actually transmitted by words.