This document discusses non-verbal communication of emotions. It describes how we can observe people's emotions through their body language, voices, and facial expressions. Specific non-verbal cues like body tension, lip pressing, eyebrow movement can communicate feelings like intimacy, submission, or dominance. People are especially adept at detecting non-verbal threats or signs of anger or fear. Basic emotions like fear, anger, anxiety, love and grief are communicated in part through non-verbal cues. Fear, anger and sadness have distinguishing non-verbal signals and felt sensations. Happiness colors people's perceptions and decision-making in a generally positive way.

1. Emotions
NON Verbal
Communication
of Emotions

2. Introduction
We can observe people’s
emotions
When we “read” their bodies,
When listen to their voices
and look at their faces.

3. Introduction
All of us communicate verbally as
well as non-verbally.
For Example:
“When we tense our body, press our
lips together or move our eyebrows;
we are communicating non-verbally”.

4. “Kleinke (1986)”
With a gaze, an averted glance, or
a stare we can communicate
Intimacy,
Submission or
Dominance.

5. NON Verbal
Threats
Most of us are good enough at reading
non-verbal cues to judge the emotions in
an old silent film.
We are especially good at detecting non-
verbal threats.

6. James
Edward
Hansen
In a crowd of
face, a single
angry face will
“pop out” faster
than a single
happy one
(Hansen and
Hansen 1988).

7. Emotion
It is true that some people are
more sensitive to these cues than other
some people can smell the situation
also.
Expressions not only communicate
emotions, they also amplify and
regulate it.

8. Emotion
Description about
some Emotions

9. Zillman 1988
Some say that
fear; anger,
anxiety, love
and grief are
basic
emotions.
To understand
psychological
difference
among fear,
anger and
sexual arousal is
much harder.

10. Fear anger and sadness
certainly feel different.
A terrified person may feel

11. Epstein
(1984)
An angry
person may
feel
hot under the
collar and will
probably
experience a
pressing inner
tension.

12. Epstein (1984)
The sad person may be chocked up and have
an empty, drained feeling.

13. Fear…
Introduction
Your face depicts when you are afraid
of something.
Psychologists always take interest in
simplifying the phenomenon of fear.

14. Fear…
When we are feared
Body becomes tense
Our stomach does not feel well
Our heart beat becomes faster
Sinking feeling in the middle of
chest.

15. Emotion
Fear..
John B.Watson
Argued that there were only a few
innate unlearned fears;
As fear of loud noise,
Sudden loss of support and pain;
Other fears were learned through
classical conditioning.

16. Emotion
Fear..
We cannot feel good and we can’t
sleep during fear.
It is a very strange condition.
Fear of real or imagined enemies binds
people as families or nations.
People think, it’s a very dangerous thing
fear of injury protects us from harm; it
stops us from harming one another.

17. Emotion
Anger…
Anger:
Your face is broad when
you are happy and its
red strict when you are
at anger.

18. Emotion
Anger…
“James Averill”
He concluded that
Often the anger was a response to
a friend or loved ones perceived
misdeed.
Anger commonly when Another
person’s act seemed willful,
unjustified and avoidable.

19. Emotion
Anger…
“But blameless annoyances, foul
odours, high temperatures, aches
and pains also have the power to
make us angry (Berkowitz 1990).
Anger is an emotion related to one’s
psychological interpretation of having
been offended, wronged, or denied and a
tendency to react through retaliation.

20. Emotion
Happiness…
William James (1902)
He observed that secret motive for most men at
all times is
How to gain,
How to keep and
How to recover happiness.
The state of happiness colors everything else.
.

21. Emotion
Happiness…
According to Johnson and tversky (1983),
people who are happy perceive the world as
safer, they make decisions more easily (Isen
and means 1983), rate job applicants more
favorably (baron, 1987) and report greater
satisfaction with their whole lives (Schwartz and
clore, 1983).

22. Emotion
Happiness…
When we feel gloomy, life as a whole
seems depressing,
But when mood brightens suddenly our
relationships, our self-imagine and hopes
for the future all seems more promising.
In all conditions fear, anger and
happiness your face shows what are you
feeling. Happiness is a very good thing.

23. Emotion
Happiness…
When we feel that we are happy,
We try to help others in different positive ways.
We accept different challenges because we
feel happiness.
We think positive and good about many
things.
We do not try to hurt anybody we do not try to
injure anybody’s

24. Emotion
 Some non Verbal Emotions

25. Emotion
The End