In addition to speech, there is another way of communication that can say much more about a person than words. It's sign language. Observing facial expressions and gestures, in most cases, you can understand that the interlocutor really thinks about you, is telling the truth or deceiving.
Instructions
Step 1
Straightened shoulders speak of responsibility and decisiveness, drawn in - about irritation, and lowered - about the burden of pressing problems.
Step 2
Hands folded in a "lock", as well as crossed legs or hands clasped on the chest, reflect emotional stress, stiffness and closeness.
Step 3
If during a conversation you saw that your interlocutor covers his mouth with his hand, this means that he wants to hide his true intentions, and if he scratches or rubs his ear, he does not want to listen to what you are saying. Touching the neck during conversation is interpreted as disagreement or doubt.
Step 4
If your interlocutor throws his hands behind his head, it means that he wants to discuss. When the listener gets tired or bored, he will start to propping his cheeks with his palm, tapping his fingers on the table or feet on the floor. If during a conversation a person begins to carefully collect invisible or visible lint from his clothes, this means that he does not agree with you, but does not tell you about it for some reason.
Step 5
If a person rests his cheek with his hand, resting his index finger on his temple, this means that he is evaluating your words. Chin stroking is a gesture that indicates that a person is trying to make a decision.
Step 6
Some people bite nails, pencils, pens. This is interpreted by experts as an unconscious attempt to return to a safe and cloudless chest period. Fingers and other objects in the mouth in the mouth indicate a hidden need for approval and support.
Step 7
If the index finger is directed towards the temple, and the thumb supports the chin, then this indicates negative or critical thoughts of your interlocutor. The longer a person sits in this position, the longer his critical attitude remains.
Step 8
Hands on the belt are an aggressive gesture that denotes a determined readiness for action.
Step 9
Crossing your legs means an expectant position, but this gesture should be considered as a whole. For example, if a man sits opposite you, throwing his leg so that an angle is formed, this betrays him as a stubborn person with a fighting character. If at the same time he clasped his leg with his hands - he is very unyielding, and you will need a lot of arguments to convince him.
Step 10
If a person sits imposingly lounging, this means self-confidence or slight disregard for the interlocutor, but possibly fatigue. The manner of sitting on a chair "astride" betrays an aggressive and defensive stance. When the interlocutor sits on the very edge of the chair, it speaks of his insecurity, fear, readiness to leave.
