Test Your Body Language Skills - Quiz on Nonverbal Communication

Overview

Dive into an engaging 11-minute video that tests and enhances your body language skills. Explore the significance of nonverbal communication, learn to distinguish genuine smiles, and understand the impact of leaning forward in conversations. Discover universal listening cues, decipher facial expressions, and uncover the contagious nature of body language. Gain insights into how improving your nonverbal communication can boost various aspects of your life, from personal relationships to professional success. Learn the art of a proper handshake and understand how positive nonverbal cues from healthcare professionals affect patient experiences. Conclude with a practical challenge to apply your newfound knowledge in real-life situations. This informative video serves as a sneak peek into a comprehensive body language course, offering valuable tips for making great first impressions and building stronger connections.

Syllabus

- Question #1: How much of our communication is nonverbal?
- Question #2 True or False: Someone’s verbal message is more important than their nonverbal message.
- hard to lie with our body language
- How are you going to say something just as much as what you’re to say
- Goal of Body Language Course
- The reason why people are not as successful as they like
- Question #3: Which of these smiles are real?
- Question #4: Leaning forward 2 to 3 inches will?
- Question #5: True or False. All body language cues are universal.
- Meta-analysis: Emotions are universally recognized at better-than-chance levels across cultures
- Question #6: What is a universal listening cue?
- Question #7: What does this face mean?
- Question #8 True or False. Facial expressions are contagious.
- Mirroring someone else
- Your nonverbal cues can change other people’s physical response
- Question #9: Improving your body language will increase your?
- Question #10: A Handshake should be what?
- Question #11: When Doctors use positive nonverbal cues, what do patients feel?
- Challenge