Slouched Posture
Avoiding Eye Contact
Upright Posture
Fidgeting
Regulating one's behavior and emotions
Seeking immediate gratification
Depending on external pressure
Being spontaneous
A. H. Maslow
Peter Drucker
Frederick Herzberg
Ernest Dale
Choice of complex words
Body language and gestures
Sender's intention and clarity
Organization of idea
Chronemics
Kinesics
Proxemics
Haptics
Emotional stability
Stress tolerance
Confidence in specific tasks
Social approval
Frequent fidgeting
Controlled gestures
Upright posture
Maintaining eye contact
Neuroticism
Agreeableness
Extraversion
Conscientiousness
To build relationships
To convey information
To persuade others
To provide feedback
Is inherited genetically
Remains constant after adulthood
Depends on intelligence
Changes with experience and environment
Engagement and respect
Passiveness
Overconfidence
Nervousness
To focus on trivial tasks first
To stay constantly busy
To achieve goals efficiently
To postpone unimportant responsibilities
To express ideas clearly and accurately
To confuse the audience
To use complex vocabulary
To dominate conversations
Heredity
Endocrine glands
Social determinants
Body chemistry
Ignorance
Laziness
Self-awareness
Disorganization
External rewards guarantee personality growth
A naturally confident person succeeds without effort
Personality remains unchanged regardless of training
A disciplined person thrives in both supportive and challenging environments
Respecting cultural norms while maintaining professional behavior
Using formal language only
Speaking more than listening
Using informal language only
Staying busy
Handling pressure effectively
Relying on others to solve problems
Multitasking everything
Complex vocabulary
Lengthy explanations
Emotional language
Clarity and conciseness
Display authority
Reduce interaction
Control employees
Maintain discipline and mutual respect