Saturday, March 15, 2014

Body Language


Body Language

 

It was hard for me to watch the show without any volume because I am use to sound. However it was quite fun trying to figure out what was being sad and using my thoughts for what the characters were saying. At the beginning of the show, the husband came home to his wife and I thought they were arguing. Then the next scene showed a man coming out the shower to answer the door and I assumed it was his girlfriend and they were on their way out. When I rewind the show and added the volume, it was clear that the couple was married because he had the key to the house. Also they were not arguing but having a friendly debate. Although by her gestures and expressions it looked as if she was arguing. The next scene they were just friends and the female was on her way out but the male was trying to convince her to be his escort. Through their gestures and body language they were real good friends.

This was a great activity but when it looks like the show was getting very interested, you really want to turn it up so that you don’t have to guess what they are saying. What I learned from this assignment is that gestures and body language can be misguiding. This is why it is important to watch your body language and gestures when speaking to others because they can be taken in a different way. From this experience great communication and listening skills are very essential.

1 comment:

  1. Shonda,
    You can take body language a different way if you do not her what the people is talking about. This was a great experience a good activity also. Listening skills are helpful when it comes to communication.

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