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  • ________ means showing emotions or ideas through actions or words.
    expression
  • A wave of the hand is a common ________ for saying hello.
    signal
  • The hormone ________ rises when people are stressed.
    cortisol
  • Your ________ often shows if you are happy, sad, or angry.
    facial expression
  • Every ________ in the study had to stand in a power pose for two minutes.
    participant
  • The students recorded each ________ during the test carefully.
    reaction
  • When you look away too much, it may send a ________ of disinterest.
    signal
  • Smiling is a universal form of ________ communication.
    nonverbal
  • ________ shows a person’s attitude through their movements and actions.
    behaviour
  • ________ can make people fidget or avoid eye contact.
    nervousness
  • Your first ________ of a person is usually based on appearance.
    impression
  • ________ means how you see or understand the world around you.
    perception
  • Students gave a short ________ about body language to the class.
    presentation
  • The study found that low power poses increased feelings of ________.
    nervousness
  • People with ________ usually speak clearly and make eye contact.
    confidence
  • If you feel tense, take deep breaths to become more ________.
    relaxed
  • The experiment lasted ________ minutes for each person.
    two
  • A ________ is a formal meeting to assess a candidate’s ability.
    interview
  • The researcher wanted to know how posture could ________ performance.
    influence
  • The participants’ ________ was observed to study their behavior.
    reaction
  • Folding your arms might give the wrong ________ to the audience.
    impression
  • Students were asked to share one ________ of a strong body posture.
    example
  • Good ________ helps people understand each other more easily.
    communication
  • Smiling can ________ the way others feel about you.
    influence
  • Amy Cuddy’s study showed that taking a ________ pose increases confidence.
    power
  • Behaviour is how people ________ or respond to situations.
    act
  • Researchers collect information to support their ________.
    research
  • People who sat up straight felt more ________ about their answers.
    confident
  • The scientist repeated the ________ to check if the results were the same.
    experiment
  • Wearing ________ clothes shows respect in formal situations.
    appropriate
  • ________ communication uses no words but expresses feelings clearly.
    Nonverbal
  • The teacher asked each student to create a short ________ about confidence.
    presentation
  • Maintaining eye contact is a sign of ________.
    confidence
  • ________ language can sometimes say more than words.
    body
  • Standing tall and smiling gives the ________ of confidence.
    impression
  • ________ drives people to achieve their goals.
    motivation
  • When you feel ________, your shoulders drop and you breathe slowly.
    relaxed
  • Body language includes ________, posture, and facial expressions.
    gestures
  • When people feel calm, their tone of voice becomes more ________.
    relaxed
  • Good ________ can make you appear confident and open.
    posture
  • In the study, participants were told to hold their poses before an ________.
    interview
  • High power poses reduced participants’ ________ levels in the study.
    cortisol
  • A confident speaker uses both words and ________ effectively.
    gestures
  • Our ________ of emotions can be influenced by body language.
    perception
  • The scientist used ________ to support her claims about power poses.
    research
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