高中英語 Unit 4 Body language課件 新人教版必修4.ppt

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Body language,Unit 4,我們知道，肢體語言是一種無聲的語言，通過一個人的手勢、肢體動作、面部表情我們可以了解到他的思想活動、情緒變化等。那么，在面試的時候，什么樣的肢體語言才能幫助我們獲得求職的成功呢？現(xiàn)在就讓我們來了解一下人的“肢體密碼”吧。 Everyone uses body language during an interview (whether they realize it or not), but very few think about it ahead of time to produce the most positive effect. The following are some typical interpretations(闡明) of body language cues(提示，信號)． Openness and warmth—open-lipped(嘴唇) smiling, opening hands, etc.,Confidence—Leaning forward in the chair, hands joined behind back when standing. Nervousness—smoking, whistling, running tongue along front of teeth, clearing throat, hands touching the face or covering part of the face, pulling at skin or ear, running fingers through hair, biting on pens or other objects, etc. Untrustworthiness(不可信賴)—frowning(皺眉)，squinting(斜視) eyes, arms crossed in front of chest, touching nose or face, looking down when speaking, clenched(握緊的) hands, gestures with fist, pointing with fingers, rubbing back of neck, clasping(握緊) hands behind head while leaning back in the chair.,As you can see, there are far more negatives(負面的) than positives—possibly more than we are aware of. This list is given not so that you can use the positive body language techniques, but more to help you recognize and avoid the negatives. If you have a habit of doing any of the above negatives, remove that action from your pattern of behaviour before it sends the wrong signal. Try to get rid of it now so you will not have to think about it during an interview.,1．What is the purpose of the passage？(no more than 15 words) ___________________________________ 2．List three positive body languages according to the passage. ①_________________________________ ②_________________________________ ③_________________________________ 答案：1.To help you recognize and avoid the negatives of body language in an interview. 2．①open-lipped smiling ②leaning forward in the chair ③hands joined behind back when standing,