If a person makes you feel uncomfortable, what you've been listening to the person. Hello, everyone. In this module, we will watch two presidential debates to get an idea how powerful non verbal expressions are. You know what, to me nonverbal expression is very weird at first, however, just like conscious and subconscious mind, we didn't realize that that's the mean it is not affecting us. So let's move on to see a video clip of presidential debate in 1992. Right here, yes.

How has national debt personally affected each of your lives? And if it hasn't, how can you honestly find a cure for the economic problems of the common people, if you have no experience in what's ailing them? Well, I think the national debt affects everybody. Obviously, it has a lot to do with interest rates. It has shaped you personally personal basis. How has it affected you?

Has it affected you personally? Well, I'm sure it has I love my ranch grandchildren, I want to think that I want to think think that they're going to be able to afford an education. I think that that's an important part of being a parent. If the question if you're, maybe I won't get it wrong. Are you suggesting that if somebody has means that the national debt doesn't affect them? I'm not sure I get it helped me with a question.

And I've answered, I've had friends that have been laid off and I know people who cannot afford to pay the mortgage on their homes, their car payment, I have personal problems with national debt. But how has it affected you? And if you had no experience in it, how can you help us if you don't know what we're feeling she means more the recession. The economic problems today, the country. Each of you Yeah, it tells me to destroy my private life and my business has affected you again. And, you know, people who lost their homes?

Well, I've been governor of a small state for 12 years. I'll tell you how it's affected me. Every year. Congress in the President signed laws in this video for answering one question. three candidates have different body language. When an audience asked the question candidate George Bush, look at his watch.

This reaction could be anxiety, want to leave? And most importantly, he didn't pay attention and didn't show his care to the audience. As a result, he got the question in one way. Also, while he answers a question, he put his dominant hand into the pocket, which in the case and willingness Miss trust and will Luton's less Don't get another candidate ross perot. And the moment he start to answer the question, he put his hands behind the back the poster so some degree of confidence. However, it also signals of authority and power.

It makes distance from the audience. It is as of here's the thing. I am powerful I'm superior. Let's look at the third candidate Bill Clinton. He used his hand to show his concern and understanding to make connections with the audience. In the presidential campaign, Bill Clinton wins.

Let's see another classic video for learning body language. Good evening. The television and radio stations of the United States and their affiliated stations are proud to provide facilities for a discussion of issues and the current political campaign by the two major candidates for the press. Candidates need no introduction. The Republican candidate Vice President Richard Nixon, and the Democratic candidate, senator john F. Kennedy. This video is the first nationally televised presidential debate.

Widely speaking. The candidate on the left side john kennedy show confidence is in contrast, the candidate on the west side, which makes them show anxious nervous back in 1960, not all household on television. About two thirds of the electorate watched the first debate on September 26. They are the wonders listened on the way do when the debate and a fast majority of their efficient viewers consider john kennedy as the winner on the other hand, with your listeners who heard that discussion, didn't watch the discussion for today. Which makes sense. In that sense, experts consider nonverbal expressions pay an essential role in the factory.

Alright, I wish you get the idea how powerful nonverbal expressions are. We will dig deeper into body language and facial expression in other sessions. In the next module, we will talk about the structure of the brain. Those are essential