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This article is related to Non Verbal Communication like Eye Contact And Body Language special feeling to be recognized that if you consciously engage in verbal communication

Published studies indicate that, person-to-person, we interpret messages: • Visually — 55% from facial expressions • Vocally — 38% from voice quality and the way words are spoken • Verbally —7% from the actual words With techno or e-communications, the relevance of the actual word choice increases dramatically. From the minor 7% bit player in face-to-face communication, words now move up to 70%, a big change of roles.

Body language can reveal your thoughts and feelings even without saying a word. Here are some common body language gestures and what they convey.

Body and speech patterns provide hints about the scheming antisocial personality. With these hints you can avoid getting caught in their dangerous snares.

Body language can make or mar our communication as well as our relationship with others.We must pay special attention towards our gesture while speaking to others.

Your intention is to motivate a child or employee to do better. You are clear in your mind what you want to achieve and the behavior that you want changed. You expect to be listened to and obeyed! You are right and they are wrong. Someday, they will be grateful that you cared enough to show them what they were doing incorrectly.

When communicating with others, words are important. They relay the literal meaning of what you're trying to communicate. But words aren't everything. Body language is the key to understanding the true meaning behind what somebody is saying.

Shrugs, sighs, eye rolling, sneers, slumped shoulders, ignoring, mumbling are all gestures of non verbal communication. But then, so are smiles, winks, hugs, spontaneous eye contact and a relaxed stance. The problem with trying to read people, and especially your children, is that body language can have multiple meanings, depending on the culture, past experiences and willingness to share emotions and feelings.