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Figure  5-2.-Body  movement  and  gestures  to  avoid. Facial  expression  is  a  type  of  gesture.    To  change  opinions  or  to  inspire  or  interest  people, your  face  must  show  what  you  are  feeling  and  thinking.  Facial  expressions  show  many  feelings, such  as  joy,  dejection,  anger,  and  poise. The   most   common   fault   in   facial   expression   is   the   deadpan   face   that   shows   a   total   lack   of expression. Another  common  difficulty  is  the  use  of  a  constantly  intense  expression,  usually manifested  by  a  frown.  Overcome  this  problem  by  relaxing  all  over;  then  use  your  intensity  only on   key   ideas. Finally,   remember   that   you   are   neither   a   wooden   statue   nor   a   clown.   You   are   a   human being.  The  more  natural  you  appear  and  act,  the  more  you  will  influence  your  listeners.  The classroom  is  no  place  for  a  poker  face. 41

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