Gesture and its types

Gesture is the type of non verbal communication.

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2. Gesture Presented to : Miss Nazia Presented by: Sadrick

3. Contents Introduction Definition of gesture Basic working of gesture Gesture recognition Types of gesture Conclusion

4. Introduction Gestures are a type of non-verbal communication used by a speaker to aid communication. McNeill (1985) interprets gestures as the second channel of communication , in which the first channel of communication is actual speech, thus implying that gestures add on to speech production. Alibali et al. (2001) conducted a series of experiments to see whether speakers would use gestures differently depending on the need to see gestures when communicating. The results revealed that speakers would continue to use gestures when communicating regardless of the listener’s visibility of their gestures.

5. What are gestures ? A gesture is a form of non-verbal communication in which visible bodily actions communicate particular messages, either in place of speech or together and in parallel with words. Gestures include movement of the hands, face , or other parts of the body . Gestures are an important aspect of human interaction , both interpersonally and in the context of man-machine interfaces.

6. Example Military air marshals use hand and body gestures to direct flight operations aboard aircraft carriers.

7. Basic working of gesture

8. Basic working of gesture

9. What are gesture recognition Interface with computers using gestures of the human body, typically hand movements. Gesture recognition is an important skill for robots that work closely with humans. Gesture recognition is especially valuable in applications involving interaction human/robot for several reasons.

10. Gesture and its type How can we identify different types of gesture and what do they indicate . Negative gesture

11. Gesture and its types Positive gesture

12. Good listening gesture

13. Good speaking gesture

14. Indication of aggressiveness

15. Identify these gestures

16. Some common gestures

17. Eyes upward to the right Indication of recalling memories

18. Eyes upward to the left Indication of creating mental visual images

19. Pulling the ear Nervousness or indication of ignoring a person.

20. Hand gestures

21. Conclusion “THE BODY NEVER LIES” - MARTHA GRAHAM- “OUR BODIES ARE APT TO BE OUR AUTOBIOGRAPHIES” -FRANK GILLETE BURGESS-

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