Other non-verbal cues that the audience or listeners may show include:
- Cross their arms in front of the sender of the message.
- Indiscriminately take out the cell phone under any excuse (regardless of whether it is for a short time)
- Yawning repeatedly
- They shook their head slightly.
- Pay attention to their surroundings.
Non-verbal cues.
Regularly and many times without noticing it, the listener or receiver tends to approve or deny it regarding something he/she hears, simply with the non-verbal signals of our body, for example, when we cross our arms, we use them as a barrier to avoid the point out of sight of the other or as a sign of disapproval.
In addition, when the cell phone is repeatedly picked up or constantly looking at the environment, it is a sign that the receiver is bored or is not interested in the subject, as well as with yawning, although the latter could have other reasons such as hunger or dream about they are unrelated to the subject that the issuer pronounces.
Finally, a joke that can serve as an icebreaker and get people to pay attention from the beginning can be:
- "Very good morning to all of you who came to this conference of your own free will, to those who did not, very good morning to those who forced them to come"
It is something simple but effective, it will bring out some smiles and allow you to get a little more attention from the public.
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