Body language What we say – 7% impact How it is said – 38% impact How you appear – 55% impact.

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Body language What we say – 7% impact How it is said – 38% impact How you appear – 55% impact

There are two basic groups of body language postures –OPEN/CLOSED –FORWARD/BACKOPEN/CLOSE D –People with arms folded and legs crossed and bodies turned away are signalling that they are rejecting messages. People showing open hands, fully facing you and both feet planted on the ground are accepting them.

FORWARD/BACK indicates whether people are actively or passively reacting to communication. When they are leaning forward and pointing towards you they are actively accepting or rejecting the message. When they are leaning back, looking up at the ceiling, doodling on a pad, cleaning their glasses they are either passively absorbing or ignoring it.

In fugitive mode, CLOSED/BACK, people are trying to escape physically through the door or mentally into boredom. This is the time to spark interest in any way you can, even irrelevant to the message.

In reflective mode, OPEN/BACK, people are interested and receptive but not actively accepting. This is the time to present further facts and incentives. It may also be a good time to keep quiet and let them think.

Finally, in combative mode, CLOSED/FORWARD, there is active resistance. This is the time to defuse anger, avoid contradiction and outright argument and to steer them into reflective mode.

Body Language Responsive

Reflective

Fugitive

combative

RESPONSIVE ENGAGED –leaning forward –open body –open arms –open hands EAGER –(sprint position) –open legs –feet under chair –on toes –leaning forward READY TO AGREE –closes papers –pen down –hands flat on table

REFLECTIVE LISTENING –head tilted –lots of eye contact –nodding –high blink rate EVALUATING –sucks glasses/pencil –strokes chin –looks up and right –legs crossed in 4 pos. –(ankle on knee) ATTENTIVE –(standing) –arms behind back –smile –open feet

FUGITIVE BORED –Staring into space –Slumped posture –Doodling –foot tapping LET ME GO –feet towards door –looking around –buttoning jacket REJECTION –sitting/moving back –arms folded –legs crossed 11 pos –(thigh on knee) –head down –frown

COMBATIVE LET ME SPEAK –finger tapping –foot tapping –staring AGGRESSIVE –leaning forwards –finger pointing –fists clenched DEFIANT –(standing) –hands on hips –frown