Gestures

=Gestures:=
 * Gestures or using one's body to communicate with others, are short hand means of communication.
 * People in ever culture use gestures, but they differ from each culture.Universal Gestures: peace, love,
 * Gesture's can also elicit emotions.
 * Pro's: It's a way to communicate, express your feelings, and a way of greeting someone.
 * Con's: Gesture's can have many different meanings in different countries, and may offend people.



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Body language is an essential factor when you want to go beyond words to hear somebody. Regardless of the personality type, culture, sex or education, body language can and will tell much more than just words, to those willing to hear. There are universal gestures, such as smiling, blushing, or the wide-eyed expression of fear that come from the human biological makeup, and they have the same significance in any part of the globe, in any culture. For this reason, they are called universal gestures. -smiling Regardless of the culture or location, all humans are born with the great ability to smile. There 's no doubt that each person has a unique way of smiling, but on the whole, any person with working facial muscles smiles when he/she wants to convey a positive message. People smile for various reasons, either embarrassment or pleasure, give reassurance or smile in complicity. There are the fake smiles and the genuine ones. When you see a smile that does not involve just a movement of the mouth in a smile-like shape, but also the eyes crinkling at their outer edges, you can consider that smile genuine, showing pleasure or affection. -blushing Needless to say, embarrassment signals its presence through blushing. What happens when a person blushes? The blood flows to the chest and cheeks, giving that reddish look of embarrassment. Again, regardless of the location or culture, you will find this gesture each time embarrassment takes over. To control it, take several slow, deep breaths in order to control your nerves and blood flow. However, don 't confuse embarrassment blushing with that blush from the cold in the winter, excessive heat in the summer or that natural blush some people have always. -shrugging When people shrug, they involuntarily use this gesture to protect themselves somehow. A full shrug is with the head dipped into the shoulders, the sides of the mouth turned down, the palms turned upwards and the eyebrows raised. Such a shrug can either indicate indifference, or disdain, uncertainty, embarrassment. -crying All across the world, everybody recognizes crying as a universal sign of sadness. Crying is a natural instinct, it comes from the human biological make-up. For example, the first action of an infant is crying immediately after birth, because it has been torn from the comfort and safety of the womb. The infant cries without having been taught how to cry, it was born with this ability. There are other universal gestures, as well as hundreds of other small and unique gestures of a particular person. However, even with universal gestures, you have to look at the whole body and see what the other body parts are doing in order to know which attitude is being expressed. Body language is an essential element in human behavior and plays a unique role in intercommunication. It can betray you or support your words, give you insight about a person 's thoughts or personality, or simply reassure you through a warm smile. It can manipulate public perception if used properly, or can allow you to get to know better the person next to you. Sometimes, body language reveals much more than words, you just have to pay attention. []

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