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The 14 pages that link to Body language, each with the reason it gives.

• Nonverbal communicationRelated: The phrase is narrower and less precise than the full range of nonverbal communication.

• Physical comedyRelated: Physical comedy builds jokes from bodily signals that audiences can read.

• Gender expressionRelated: Movement and gesture can contribute to how gender presentation is perceived.

• GestureNarrower topic: Gesture is one visible component of the broader category of body language.

• MimeRelated: Performers use bodily signals to convey character and emotion.

• Interpersonal communicationBroader topic: Visible bodily behavior supplies cues that shape how messages are interpreted.

• GazeNarrower topic: Gaze operates alongside other nonverbal cues in social interaction.

• DisguiseRelated: Unchanged movement habits can reveal an identity despite altered appearance.

• Emotion recognitionRelated: Posture and movement can support or complicate inferences drawn from faces and voices.

• Visual comedyRelated: Small bodily signals can establish character and create comic misunderstanding.

• KinesicsCompared with: Unlike this informal label, kinesics names the systematic study of movement in interaction.

• VocalizationCompared with: Visible signals can accompany or replace vocal sounds in animal interactions.

• Mime artistRelated: Posture and movement help audiences infer a mime character’s attitude and purpose.

• Obscene gestureNarrower topic: This broader field includes gestures that communicate without being conventionally obscene.