Body Language
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- 1.You can tell a lot about a person by their handshake. The double handshake, (where the person places their second hand on top of yours), is likely to be used by ...
- 2.Eye contact is an important part of communication, and a lack of it can imply deception. To avoid staring at somebody, how can you naturally strike a balance?
- 3. It’s said that a genuine smile is almost impossible to produce on command. But what gives away a fake one?
- 4.When you stand up to talk in front of a group of people, what can you do to exude confidence?
- 5.Which of these signals suggest the person you are speaking to might not be telling the whole truth?
- 6.You need to ask some tough questions about your team’s performance, and you notice that your team leader’s leg is shaking. Does that suggest:
- 7.While addressing a senior member of your team about staffing changes, she suddenly crosses her arms. Do you take that to mean:
- 8.Leaders tend to use their tone of voice and expansive body movements to create a sense of authority. What should they do with their hands to emphasise this effect?
- People could be paying attention to your body language before an event. To create a good impression, should you ...
- Using your hands while you talk can communicate a range of meanings, from enthusiasm and passion, to a lack of control. What would calm, rounded hand gestures say to you?
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