Take a look at these 10 quick and interesting facts about body language and see if you learn something new. Because body language is often nuanced and subtle with wide variations of expression you'll always learn something new. There are also experts who professionally study and research in reading body language, and even they can’t always read and interpret body language correctly. It just goes to show how complex human beings can be! We hope you enjoy this list of interesting body language facts.
2. Britain, similar to a lot of Northern Europe and the Far East, is labelled as a “non-contact” culture where there is little physical contact in their daily interactions. The Middle East, Latin America, and Southern Europe are considered “high contact cultures” where physical touch is a part of everyday socializing.
3. Covering the eyes or "eye blocking" such as prolonged blinking, lowering the eyes for a longer than usual period are all powerful signals that portray confusion, disbelief or disagreement.
4. Custom officers often notice that passengers who point their feet toward the exit while talking to the officer to make their custom’s declaration are more likely to be hiding something they should have declared in the first place.
5. Research shows that whatever we’re feeling first shows up in our body before entering our conscious minds microseconds later.
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6. Kissing and romantic touch releases Oxytocin in the brain. It is a hormone that strengthens the emotional bond between the two people.
7. Similar to how a dog will expose its throat to show submission or surrender, humans use their palms to show that they are harmless and not threatening.
8. It has been noted that in stores thieves will try to hide their physical presence by restricting their motions by hindering their head exposure by raising the shoulders and at times lowering the head. Otherwise most people walk around the store with their arms quite free and active and their posture upright.
9. Squinting is a motion that can be very brief, just fraction of a second, but it can often signal negative thoughts or emotions. We tend to squint when we are angry or when we hear sounds, or music or even voices we don’t like.
10. Even when a person is standing still, a person’s body is always telling a story.
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Acoording to psychologist websites there are some corporal gestures that you must eliminate forever if you want to be successful in life,
ReplyDelete1. Play with your fingers
Who has not done this at some time? Surely many of those who are reading and know how difficult they are to avoid, however, this "tic" denotes nervousness and lack of power by the person who does it.
2. Touching the hair
One of the most common. Running your hands around your hair continuously involves distraction. It is true that it is a difficult habit to eliminate, so we recommend using an anti-stress ball as a substitute.
3. Cross arms
If during a conversation, you cross your arms it reflects that you are uncomfortable, it also denotes that someone is on the defensive and that is unreliable. The experts recommend always showing the hands to the interlocutor, since that implies that we have nothing to hide.
4. Drag the feet
Experts say we can know what a person looks like just by walking. Therefore, shuffling the feet shows distrust and lack of coordination.