NON - VERBAL COMMUNICATION

Guided By: Prof. Shalu Mam

Presented By:Lokesh JainSumit choradia

25-nov.2009

PREFACE

Introduction

Types

Importance

Different actions of non-verbal communication

Role of non-verbal communication on

advertisement

Conclusion

WHAT IS NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION?

Nonverbal communication is defined as the way in which people communicate, intentionally or unintentionally, without words.

NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

Types of Nonverbal Communication Facial expression Kinesics - postures and gestures Proxemics - use of interpersonal space Oculesic - eye gaze Haptics - touch Paralinguistic - vocal cues and silence

FACIAL EXPRESSION

Important aspect of

body language.

Expressions accompany the speaker’s words

Eye brows & lips

are the most mobile parts

KINESICSGestures:-Movement of hands,

head and body.

It may not have specific meaning.

Smile is a universal gesture.

Talking Without

WordsOne gesture is

Worth

A Thousand Words…

POSTURES

The way we hold ourselves.

It shows the feelings and thoughts.

Graceful posture is a great asset in any business.

PROXEMICS

Proxemics refers to how people use the space around them.

• Public distance: 15 feet to 25 feet (formal)

• Social distance: 7 feet to 12 feet (formal)

• Personal distance: 3.5 feet to 4 feet (informal)

• Intimate distance: 6 inches to 18 inches (informal)

OCULESICS

EYE GAZE it is a key part of facial behavior.

There is more eye contact between friends.

Speakers who seek eye contact are regarded as well-disposed and trustworthy.

HAPTICS

It refers to touch

Also known as tactile

communication

Create direct messages

than dozens of words

PARALINGUISTICToneSpeedAccentTimeStress

IMPORTANCE OF NVC

It is estimated that humans are capable of producing 6,50,000 non verbal signals.

More than 78% of the communication is non-verbal.

NVC compliments or contradicts to verbal communication.

Non Verbal

Communication

COMPOSITION

DIFFERENT ACTIONS OF NVC

Happiness

Strength

Faith

Blessings

Anger

Fear

Yawn

HAPPINESS

A pleasant visceral feeling of contentment, well-being, and joy. For instance,

Happiness may show in a laugh or smile. Dancing and clapping Hands.

STRENGTH

“Each time we face our fear ,we gain strength, courage and confidence in the doing.”

FAITH

Faith is a belief in god which is shown by joining hands.

ANGER

A usually unpleasant feeling of annoyance, resentment, or rage. For instance,

• biting position • fist, hand-behind-head, and palm-down

BLESSINGS

“One of the blessing of being rich is the blessing to be charitable”

FEAR

A usually unpleasant, visceral feeling of anxiety, apprehension, or dread.

For instance, increase in breathing rate, trembling or chattering teeth

YAWN

An involuntary deep breath due to sleepiness, fatigue, boredom, or emotional conflict.

SYMBOLS- NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION

ROLE OF NVC IN ADVERTISEMENT

Advertising is the hardcore factor to sell or

market any product.

70% of advertisement is communicated through Non- verbally.

It have deep impact on the people mind.

For eg:- Centerfresh , Vodafone ad

CONCLUSION

It is important to be aware of the dominance of

the non-verbal communication.

Effective teaching depends on non-verbal communication.

It is required to leave an impact.

The most brilliant vocabulary in the world would

be lost without facial expressions and voice inflections.

Quarries Are Invited…!

Thank YOU