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Title:VERBALNA IN NEVERBALNA GOVORICA TELESA V JAVNEM NASTOPANJU
Authors:ID Porenta, Pia (Author)
ID Kovačič, Andrej (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:FUDS - School of advanced social studies
Abstract:V diplomski nalogi smo raziskovali vpliv verbalne in neverbalne govorice telesa pri posameznikih v javnem nastopanju. Poleg govorice telesa smo preučili tudi tehnike govora in druge dejavnike, s katerimi lahko govorec vpliva na svoje poslušalce. Ključni cilj naloge je bil ugotoviti pomen govorice telesa, govornih tehnik, očesnega stika, obrazne mimike in nasmeha na odziv občinstva. Raziskovali smo, kako telesna govorica vpliva na pozitiven ali negativen odziv na posameznikov nastop in kako se ljudje odzivajo glede na njihovo telesno govorico. Naš metodološki pristop je vključeval pet intervjujev z različnimi strokovnjaki s področja televizije, igralstva, vodenja prireditev, glasbe in politike. Intervjuji so vsebovali tako splošna kot specifična vprašanja o uporabi verbalne in neverbalne komunikacije v javnem nastopanju. Rezultati raziskave so pokazali, da ima neverbalna govorica telesa večji vpliv na percepcijo govorca kot verbalna komunikacija. Ugotovili smo, da govorci, ki uporabljajo odprto in samozavestno telesno držo, prejmejo bolj pozitiven odziv občinstva. Ton glasu in očesni stik sta se izkazala za ključna dejavnika, ki vplivata na prepričljivost govorca. Prav tako so govorci, ki uporabljajo tehnike za zmanjšanje stresa pred nastopanjem, kot so dihalne vaje in vizualizacija, bolj uspešni v svojih nastopih. Naša raziskava je tudi pokazala, da se telesna govorica med televizijskimi in radijskimi nastopi razlikuje, pri čemer televizijski nastopi zahtevajo bolj izrazito telesno govorico, kar je še posebej pomembno pri igralkah in voditeljicah prireditev. Zaključili smo, da je za pozitiven odziv občinstva in izboljšanje učinkovitosti javnega nastopanja ključna doslednost med verbalno in neverbalno komunikacijo.
Keywords:govorica telesa, nastopanje, verbalna, neverbalna, komunikacija, vpliv, strah pred javnim nastopanjem
Year of publishing:2025
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-11285 New window
Publication date in ReVIS:10.01.2025
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Language:English
Title:VERBAL AND NONVERBAL BODY LANGUAGE IN PUBLIC SPEAKING
Abstract:In our dissertation, we researched the influence of verbal and nonverbal body language in public speaking. In addition to body language, we also examined speech techniques and other factors with which a speaker can influence their audience. Our main goal was to determine the importance of body language, speech techniques, eye contact, facial expressions, and smiling on audience response. We explored how body language affects the positive or negative reaction to an individual's performance and how people respond based on their body language. Our methodological approach included five interviews with experts from television, radio, civil ceremonies, and an author of a book on body language. The interviews included both general and specific questions about the use of body language in public speaking. The results showed that nonverbal body language has a greater impact on the perception of the speaker than verbal communication. We found that speakers who use open and confident body posture receive a more positive audience response. Tone of voice and eye contact proved to be crucial factors influencing the speaker's persuasiveness. Additionally, speakers who use techniques to reduce stress before performing, such as breathing exercises and visualization, are more successful in their performances. Our research also revealed that body language differs between television and radio performances, with television requiring more pronounced body language. Our conclusions highlight the importance of consistency between verbal and nonverbal communication for a positive audience response and improved public speaking effectiveness.
Keywords:body language, performance, verbal, nonverbal, communication, influence, fear of public speaking


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