You can often hear the phrase: the eyes don't lie. And this is actually true - in most cases, you can understand what a person is thinking about, or how he feels, by the way he looks at you, and by the expression of his eyes at the moment of talking to you in principle. There are several key positions by which you can track what exactly happens to a person at the time of a conversation, regardless of what he says.
Instructions
Step 1
If a person looks straight in the eyes, he is interested in you, respects your opinion and listens to you very carefully now.
Step 2
If the look is cursory, it means that he is worried about something, or he is not interested in your conversation.
Step 3
If the interlocutor looks up, it means that you annoy him, or he despises you.
Step 4
If a person looks up and to the right, this means that he is recalling some kind of picture from his memory.
Step 5
If the interlocutor looks to the upper left corner, it means that he is trying to visualize something.
Step 6
If he looks to the left, he is trying to imagine something that he has never heard or seen.
Step 7
If the interlocutor looks to the lower right corner, this means that the person is engaged in a dialogue with himself, or is experiencing fictional emotions, or is pondering the subject of the conversation.
Step 8
When looking at the lower left corner, a person is immersed in their emotions and experiences.
Step 9
If he looks down, this is a definite sign of your interlocutor's discomfort.
Step 10
If the gaze is absent, this is an indicator of disinterest both in you and in the subject of conversation.
