body language 外语系 卢静 2014 微课比赛. warm-up legs/arms: i am happy. mouth: i am unhappy
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Body Language 外语系 卢静2014 微课比赛
Warm-up
Legs/arms: I am happy. Mouth: I am unhappy.
What is Body Language?
Bodily Speaking…
Culture Vs. Body Language
Improvements
Outline
What is Body Language?
Body language is actions.
Body language is used to express yourself, and communicate ideas.
Body Language is…
Actions
Emotions
Ideas
1
2
3
Body language goes with no words.
language is used
Channel language is not used
Sender (Message) Receiver
Feedback Context
Silent Language
55%
38%
7%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
语言l anguage
语调Tone
肢体语言Body
Language
BODILY SPEAKING…
1. 2. 3. 4.
Eyes with/without
blinking
Eye contact
Eyebrow, Eyes, Nose,
Mouse, Smile
Facial expressions
Fingers, Hands, Arms
Gestures
Legs, Feet
Postures
VS.Individual background
and charactersCulture
High-power
Low-power
2014.9
• Culture is like an iceberg.
• Be careful!
1/3 visible: do’s and taboos of culture, knowledge, laws
2/3 invisible: values, tradition, experiences, behaviors
Interpreting body languages in different cultures from head to toes
HEAD
- Nodding the head- “No” in some parts of Greece,
Bulgaria, and Turkey
-Tossing the head backward-“yes” in Thailand (泰国 ) and India
Eye contact* Eye contacts
- Encouraged in America, Canada, Europe
- Rude in most Asian countries and in Africa
the gesture of OK • In America, means
praise and promise• In France, means
insignificant.• In India, means right.• In Greece, means
offensive.
the little finger up
• In China, means contempt.
• In Japan, means sweethearts.
ARMS* Some cultures, like the
Italians, use the arms freely. Others, like the Japanese, are more reserved.
PosturesIn America, the stander is usually superior to the sitter in position, age, or status.
However, the situation is just the opposite in China. The seniors usually assume a sitting posture and are in a dominant position.
LEGS AND FEET* In Asia, do not point
with your toes.* Sitting cross-legged,
while common in North America and some European countries, is very impolite in other parts of the world.
Some gestures are universal
The gestures Meanings
Shaking hands “Welcome.”
Moving the hand in circles over the stomach after a meal
“I am full.”
Patting one’s stomach before a meal
“I am hungry.”
Smile Be happy, kind, friendlyand so on
Tips for improving Body Language: SOFTEN
Build a close relationship with the guests within 5 seconds.
S=Smile 微笑 O=Open Body Language 开放式肢体语言 F=Forward Lean 身子前倾 T=Tidy 整洁 E=Eye contact 眼神接触 N=Nod 点头
五秒钟内和客人拉近距离。
Quiz( ) I don’t know.( ) I love you.( ) We’re quarrelling.( ) No! I don’t agree!( ) We are cheerful!
Further Testing
•Make a table, list the different body language in different countries we’ve learnt today and compare them.
Homework
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