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Sometimes you might make movements or facial expressions that contradict what's being said. Knowing you are doing this can help especially in an interview when it is needed.

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You can use this in an interview when you are confused about something. You might shrug your shoulder to indicate that you are not sure of something when being asked a question. You can also use then when telling someone how good it is it meet them or thanking them for the opportunity. You can put your hands together as if you are praying or fold them nicely to show that you are grateful for the opportunity.

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When you are in control of your nonverbal communications that can help the interview go by smoothly. This is something I really struggle in. Practicing before an interview can help with this as well.

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Showing the interviewer you are still in the conversation even if it's been a while will help you. Nodding, smiling, and any facial expressions can help while the interview moves along.

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Nonverbal can replace verbal communication. you can use no as shaking your head and nodding as a yes. You can also use a facial expression or a little shrug as you are not sure of something. These can be taken wrong at an interview though so I would be very careful.

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This can be used to help with explaining your emotions through facial expressions. I need to work a lot on this. When they say something exciting in an interview they expect you to be happy with them but instead I usually have a little smile and not as excited as them.