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The look is usually studied in isolation by the importance of nonverbal communication by itself.
The range of motion possible with the eyes is very small when compared with the facial expressions, gaze but is located and originated in the eyes, not just them, it goes much further.

The look has several functions in the interaction, some features are these:

Regulates communicative act: may indicate that the content of an interaction of interest.
is a source of information: is used to obtain information. People look at while listening to visual information that complements the hearing.
Expression of emotions: You can read the face of another person without her eyes, but when the eyes are not only know how it feels to the other, but he knows we know his mood.
Communicator of the nature of interpersonal relations: The eyes are said to be the kind of relationship they have.

dilation of the pupils is a period mentioned interest and appeal. Our pupils dilate when we see something interesting. Thus it is possible to assess changes in attitudes over time by parallel changes in the responses of the pupils. The reliability of the etas
measures has to do with the fact that we can not consciously control the conductivity of our pupils.

The way we also idic flash if it is peaceful or not, depending on how many times it flashes per minute.

Eye contact is the look that a person goes to the eyes of another. Here we study two aspects: the frequency with which we look to the other, and maintenance del contacto ocular. El feedback es muy importante cuando dos personas hablan entre si. Los que hablan necesitan tener la seguridad de que alguien los escucha, y los que escuchan necesitan sentir que su atención es tenida en cuenta y que el que habla se dirige directamente a ellos.
La frecuencia con la que miramos al otro es indicador de interés, agrado o sinceridad. La evitación de la mirada o el mirar a los ojos solo fugaz y ocasionalmente impide percibir retroalimentación, reduce la credibilidad del emisor y da lugar a que se atribuyan a esté características negativas.

La frecuencia de la mirada al otro aument a cuando:

• Están muy separados entre sí
• Cuando are talking about simple issues
• impersonal or is interested in the other and their reactions
• Love or like the other person is outgoing
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• depends on the other person and it shows no signs of response.

The frequency with which we look decreases when:

• are close together are discussing an intimate affair or hard
• not like the other person is an introvert

communication between two People will be more effective when its iteration contains a proportion of eye contact appropriate to consider both the situation. And it should be noted that the results we have offered over the look may change or be qualified in intercultural interactions.

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Knowing that the work has to be focused primarily on labor relations (although I'm much more interested in another application ...) I think it's important to know a little non-verbal language in job interviews.

In job interviews, interviewers try to get all possible information that is not in the curriculum, either our security or our poise when speaking. Our body gives many more tracks than we and they try to discover them.

These clues or indicators can be divided into:

Hands: Generally, palms up and open show honesty. By contrast, down, mean dominance, and sometimes little honesty. Close your hand and pointing a finger, usually indicates a dominant and aggressive. As for shaking hands, if hands are vertical, means equality. If a hand is over, it means domain and if it is below, submission. (That we saw in class ... a funny thing that I think we can expand). Rub

means that there are positive expectations and put together the tips of the fingers hands means self-confidence.

Face: Cando covers her mouth with his hand, touch your nose or rub their eyes is a sign of lying.

Eyes wide open, show surprise, admiration, while her eyes are closed or forcibly closed denote confidence, seriousness and disapproval.

People look at the eyes convey more confidence in themselves than those who avoid the look. The look can be
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-business: when looking at the stripe between the eyes and forehead.
-social : which includes the strip between the eyes and mouth.
-intimate: comprising strip located between the eyes and chest, and may even go through the body.

Cross arms: is a sign of defensiveness, and if done with closed fists also means hostile. If your thumbs are crossed out, showing superiority. If only we grabbed his arm, is a sign of being expectant.

Crossing your legs: also denotes defensiveness and distrust. If the arms also hold the leg, means a closed attitude, not to accept what they say.
Crossing your legs if you are standing denotes defensiveness, but remain slightly open denotes warmth.

Sounds good to seek something more on a handshake. And gather more ideas like this, on the nonverbal language of the interviews, I'll keep researching this and I accept suggestions.

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A little humor ... Proxemics leguaje

Since alex video has no verbal language, I have been looking for a bit and found this .. .. what do you think there also has to do with the nonverbal language version of course .. but Angel Martin .

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Here is an example of nonverbal communication, by putting something less serious.

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Peter suggested that we spoke about language proxemic, here's a brief summary of the key ideas that I could capture the myriad of facts that are circulating:

I often called proxemics or the next space. The name itself says, is about what affects the physical space in interpersonal relationships and the individual himself. As we talk about relationships in the workplace, I will focus more on interpersonal relationships.

all need our living space and as animals we are, we have a sense of territoriality implicit, this territoriality and living space we need is in most cases dependent of our personality, to see if I explain:

An extrovert or two people with more confidence, be used to relate to a shorter distance, shy people often need more living space, be at a greater distance from others.

Logically, this space or distance between two people rely on many more factors.


The space is divided into two categories:

* Fixed: The space that is marked by structures that can not be moved.

* semifixed: The space around the body. Among the different types of space are a series of distances.

* Distance intimate: This distance is between 15 and 45 centimeters. To have this distance between people must be very confident and in many cases be emotionally attached. At this distance, the communication is done through the look, feel or sound.
Also, within this distance is the private intimate zone comprises less than 15 centimeters.
personal
* Distance: It is between 46 and 130 centimeters. This distance can be seen at work, parties and friendly conversation.

* Social distance: It is between 120 and 360 centimeters. Used with people who do not know and have no friendly relations.
public
* Distance: It gives more than 360 centimeters and has no limit. It is used to address a group of people. It uses a high-pitched voice.

Depending on the culture, these distances may vary, being shorter in Hispanic cultures and longest in Nordic cultures.

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A little history ... Facial Expression

After learning that is non-verbal language and areas of study I think it's interesting to know a little story about how he began to be studied. (But not use it much at work)

Nonverbal communication always received less attention than the verbal language and verbal language that was much more structured and had a much easier interpretation of the nonverbal language.
Up 1950 there were almost no studies on nonverbal communication, there were only small observations in other works, such as Charles Darwin in his book "The Emotions in Man and Animals" written in 1872.

Darwin argued that there are common elements of expression in certain cultural contexts and the importance for the survival of the communication.
D. Efron with his "Gesture and environment" published in 1941 established the importance of culture in shaping many of our gestures.

In the 1950 there was a boom in research on human communication in the investigation of nonverbal communication include the following facts: Ray Birdwhistell

wrote "Introduction to kinesics" (1952).
The psychiatrist Jürgen Ruesch and Weldon Kees photographer published the first book I used the term non-verbal, "Nonverbal Communication" (1956). This work provided an overview of the topic accompanied by an extensive graphic documentation.

Another anthropologist, Edward Hall, published "The Silent Language" (1959) after several years of researching the use of space by human beings: Proxemics. A more detailed study on this issue later appeared "The Hidden Dimension" (1966).

During the next two decades (from 1960 to 1980) were carried out Research in nonverbal communication. Some studies were devoted to the combination of different body parts to achieve certain communicative goals. In several countries a vast literature on body language communicative purpose.

'll keep putting some history if I see that we can prove interesting.

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The facial expression l is the most important means to express emotions and moods along with the look.

is used to regulate the interaction, to reinforce the receiver and also to communicate the intensity of expressions.

not all communication es percibida por el interlocutor de forma consciente, pero si se sabe que las impresiones que tenemos de los otros están influidas por los movimientos imperceptibles de la comunicación verbal del otro. Por esto se sabe que tiene tanta importancia la captación de los movimientos perceptibles como los imperceptibles.

Las investigaciones han determinado que hay seis expresiones faciales principales y que son indicadores de emociones, estas son: alegría, tristeza, asco, enfado, temor e interés. Estas expresiones son las que probablemente todos seamos capaces de reconocer.

Por otro lado, la expresión facial también sirve para comunicar otro tipo de cosas no tan sencillas de ver y que dependen del context and mood in order to be able to reconocer.Como latter example would be a reproach, disgust at someone or you are listening.

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To continue with the field I want to try physiotherapy gestures.

The gesture is body movement, especially of the movements with the hands, arms and head.

Among the gestures are different types:

1. symbolic gestures or emblems: gestures are sent intentionally because their meaning is very clear and can identify a word or phrase known. An example of this type would be a farewell gesture with his hand.

2. illustrative gestures or illustrators: are gestures that occur while performing a verbal communication. Serve to illustrate what is being said. Gestures are linked to the language but the word that go together does not give them meaning.

3. gestures that express emotional states or patógrafos: These actions are similar to those illustrated only in the patógrafos reflect the moods of people, something that illustrators do because they are neutral. Through these gestures can express the stress, anxiety, etc.

4. Gestures regulatory interaction: are movements made by the speaker or listener to regulate the interaction. Serve to take over the conversation. The most common are shown in head and gaze.

5. Gestures adjustment or adapters: gestures are used to control emotions that do not want to express. Used when the mood is not compatible with the situation. Habitual gestures are touching the collar to be in tension or touching your hair to be nervous.

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gestures nonverbal

1. What is it?

   communication is given by signs and has no verbal syntactic structure.

2. Where did it come about?

   arises with the beginnings of human space before the evolution of language. In humans is common at the time to accompany the verbal information, expanding or sending mixed signals.

   Because it is difficult to interpret the communication has received less attention verbal and verbal communication study.

3. Areas of nonverbal communication

   Within the study of nonverbal communication is the Kinesis.

   Within the Kinesis studied posture, gestures, facial expression, gaze and smile.

   1. Posture:

      Posture is the position of the body related to a set of references that may or another body or other item.

      position the body is defined by the disposition of the body to accept others in the interaction. With this in mind we could talk about more open positions or more closed.

      To give you an open position the arms and legs do not have to separate a partner from another, would be given the closed position using the arms, legs or hands as protection from either the body or in a another barrier is not introduced in an interaction that we maintain.

   2. Orientation is the angle at which the body is directed to others (a may be facing at right angles, or back). Much more than a person stands in front of others, the greater the level of involvement. On the other hand has been observed that when people expect to compete, usually seated in front, if they hope to cooperate, do one beside the other, while to talk normally do at right angles.

      angle posture when sitting may make others stay away.
      The orientation angle can also regulate the degree of intimacy of a conversation.
      On the other hand, our focus tends to be less straightforward when we intend to discontinue the interaction, when you do not like or when we perceive lower.

      body movement can convey energy and dynamism in the interaction. In this sense, too much movement can cause restlessness or nervousness impression, while too little movement can convey an impression of excessive formality.