Bd Final 44422w

Pashree Dr.D.Y.Patil University Department of Business Management MBA (HR) 2012-13

BODY LANGUAGE Subject:- Behavioral Dynamics Prof.:- Shilpa Varma 1

Group

SWAPNALI PATIL

REENA SUNNY

RAKSHITA SHETTY

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Acknowledgement

We owe our gratitude to Prof. Shilpa Varma for giving us the opportunity to present before you all.

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BODY LANGUAGE

NON-VERBAL  It is very bit as important a the words you say n how u

say them combined.  If your body language is contrary to what your saying

then your audience would not believe you .  Many listeners subconsciously discount what they

are saying in favor of what they are seeing .

 Having powerful polished and positive body language and strong presence will make your audience feel that you are an authority.  Body language is mainly a non-verbal communication  POSTURES GESTURES AND MOVEMENTS

EYE  FACIAL EXPRESSIONS DRESS

1. Posture  It should be noticeable from the movement you enter the

premises.  Your audience opinion about you starts forming the moment they first see you.  Adopt your refined but relatable speaker persona as soon as you are within the eye shot of you audience member.

Cont…  Once you are getting up from the seat and standing in front of your audience your posture should : Stride confidence

 Your head should be held high Stand with your feet hip-distance apart Keep your chin parallel to the floor which will lengthen your spine and make you look taller.

Cont…  Make sure all eyes are on you before you begin .

 Take a moment or to stand still in the front of the room .

2. Gestures And Movements  The purpose of gestures and movements is :  to bring energy into your presentation to highlight or magnify key concepts

it brings comprehension and retention in visual . Gestures can be small, large or extra large . The bigger your audience the bigger should be

your gestures .

Points to be kept in consideration 1. Palms should be noticeable 2. Do not cross your arms 3. Avoid pointing to the audience . 4. Walk only when you make transitions . 5. Keep your feet strongly planted 6. If you need to move back, do it diagonally.

3. Eye

 It helps you to get read, and collect

with your presentation from your audience.  Your eyes should reflects what you present.

4. Facial Expressions  Practice a normal facial expression.  Make it more exaggerated.  The most effective all purpose facial expression is the genuine smile.  Your facial expression makes sure that your putting finishing touch to your professional persona .

5. Dress

Cont…  Your dress code lets you make your first impression.  Choosing a professional polished outfit make you look smart ,sharp and confident .  Your dress sends a message to your audience about how much you respect them .

VERBAL COMMUNICATION  It should make the audience feel interested, engaged, inspired ,motivated, connected and

convinced .  It includes vocal variety which creates a warm

welcoming and appealing atmosphere .

 Tone ,Pitch and Pace sends messages like :Listen up now Lets get serious Don’t miss this part Lets take a moment to reflect

Verbal communication consists of : Pace Projection Pauses

Pitch Pronunciation

1. Pace if you rush the audience don’t what exactly you said . Manage steady pace throughout . It is likely you sound one way to yourself and another way to audience . Decrease your pace increase your energy .

Cont…  A leisurely pace conveys comfort ,importance and even seriousness

WHEREAS  Picking up the pace conveys urgency, excitement, ion or emotions .

2. Projection  PROJECTION is about :The volume of your voice (moderate voice)

How it relates to the topic Your audience Your environment

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3. Pauses  Pause is a powerful way to give emphasis to Important Concepts  Pause should come natural in order capture the attention of the audience to an idea, word or action.  It also gives the listener a well needed break to catch up.

4. Pitch  Changing up your pitch helps to retain audience’s attention and be in tune with your message.  Changing the tune and tone of your voice, you signal to your audience that a NEW idea is coming.

5. Pronunciation  Pronunciation plays an important role while addressing a crowd and even otherwise.  For best result, learn and memorize the right way to pronounce each and every word of your speech.  Some variations are acceptable due to cultural and language differences.

Conclusion 5 Ps of vocal variety makes the difference between being mediocre and memorable.

BEST OF LUCK FUTURE MANAGERS!!!