INTERPRETING BODY LANGUAGE
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body language, nonverbal communication, facial expressions, gestures, posture, eye contact, cultural differences, cultural differences, adaptors, personal space, emotional intelligence, regulators.Abstract
This research paper delves into the theoretical foundations of interpreting body language, emphasizing its critical role in effective communication. It examines key components such as facial expressions, gestures, posture, and eye contact, analyzing how these nonverbal cues convey emotions and intentions. The study also addresses the challenges posed by cultural variations in body language interpretation and underscores the importance of context in accurately decoding these signals. By enhancing our understanding of nonverbal communication, this paper aims to provide insights that can improve interpersonal interactions across diverse settings.
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