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Write an article in 100 to 150 words on body language and social behaviour with the help of given hints behaviour in society take care talking etiquettes actions complaining words reading and writing

Answer 1

It isn't always necessary to strike up a conversation to make a first impression on others because you'll be judged by the way you look, your posture, your expression, and how you gesture. That's why you need to pay close attention to the way you carry yourself and your body language. People notice and will judge you by even the subtlest movements and facial expressions. This is true in both social and professional situations, including job interviews.

Retired FBI agent Joe Navarro states that most of what we communicate is nonverbal, and we send a message to the other person about who we are and what we think of ourselves. Navarro also claims that people have four to eight seconds to make a first impression. That's not much time, so do what you can to make it count.

When you first enter a room or approach a group of people, make sure your shoulders are squared and your head is lifted. Slouching sends the message that you aren't engaged or interested in what the others think. Whether you are tall or short, standing erect with your head held high lets others know you are confident and happy to be there. A lowered head, on the other hand, gives the more negative impression that you are shy, ashamed of something, or unsure.

While it's nice to have great posture (the purpose of walking with a book on your head), there are other equally important things to consider. People will determine right away what type of person you are based on how often you smile, make eye contact, nod during conversation, offer a firm handshake, or have an open stance showing acceptance and engagement.

If you're not comfortable with any of these things, practice in front of a mirror before you go out in public. Once you master the good posture and facial expressions in private, you'll be quite a bit more comfortable when you're among others.

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Answer 2

Body language and social behavior:

• It’s highly significant to have proper body movements and posture while speaking on stage in front of an audience. Body language is very imperative in all forms of communication. It helps to break the barrier of exoticism and helps to form a better connection with the recipient of information.

• Social behavior is behavior among two or more individuals within the same species and includes any behavior in which one member affects the other.

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