Gestures and movement provide the visuals that accompany your words. Learning to use them effectively will help you convey your message with confidence and your audience will see your message instead of just hearing it

3. Zones
Intimate

4. Personal

5. Social

6. Public

7. Shows that a person does not
know or understand what you are
talking about

8. Means
"All correct"

9. It is an OK signal normally, but,
when it is jerked sharply
upwards it becomes an insult
signal

11. Submissive palm position
Dominant palm position
Aggressive palm position

12. Taking control
handshake
Giving control handshake
Glove handshake

13. Positive
expectation

14. Lowered steeple Raised steeple

15. High clenched hands indicate people who are difficult to decipher

16. Confidence Frustration
Gripping hands

17. &

18. Negative & superior attitude
Thumb
displays
Dominant or aggressive

19. Suppress the deceitful words

20. Catch a lie..
Sometimes indicates thinking hard

21. Collar pull
Indicates anger & frustration

22. Evaluation
Boredom

23. Defensive
Or
negative attitude
Standard arm cross gesture

24. Arm Gripping Gesture
Show that the user is 'cool’
and
to make his superiority felt

25. Partial Arm-Cross Barrier Gesture
lacking in
self-confidence

26. ‘Readiness' which in the right
context is correct,
but the basic meaning is
aggression

27. Closed formation
Shows intimacy and signals for privacy

28. Shows nervous,
reserved or defensive
attitude

29. The 4 Leg Lock Position
Sign of the
tough-minded,
stubborn individual

30. Territorial gesture
Indicates pride of ownership

31. Ownership
gesture
Reflects an easygoing, relaxed and carefree attitude