Everyone wants to learn how to read sign language, because such skills will help to find out what was not voiced during the conversation. Gestures can show the preferences of your interlocutor.
For example, if there is a need for the location of another person, you do not need to have a long and confused conversation, it will be enough if you just smile and meet his eyes.
Excessive nervousness, excitement are given by the following postures: tucked knees, arms pressed to the chest, and much more. Indecision, weakness and uncertainty can be read by fidgeting in a chair, fiddling with a handle and small objects in hands, and shifting eyes.
Self-confident behavior can be seen in the obvious drilling of the interlocutor's gaze, leaning back in the chair in the management's office.
Deceitful behavior is characterized by uncontrolled touching of the face, chin, earlobes, collar, and imperceptible patting. Inconsistency of body movement with the spoken words, for example, if the interlocutor shakes his head at the moment when he approves of something.
Learning to read hand sign language is also very important. Touching the face, for example, if a person tries to lie - unconsciously tries to cover his ears, eyes and mouth.
Rubbing the palm speaks of the non-verbal transmission of a positive moment. If a person rubs his palms, it means that he is in anticipation of victory in something. With the exception of a situation when at a bus stop in winter, a person carefully rubs his hands, this does not mean at all that his body language suggests that he is looking forward to the bus. Obviously, he became cold and in this way he tries to warm his frozen hands.
Arms not fully crossed - one arm is across the body while holding the other. This is how people who find themselves in the company of strangers behave. A gesture helps them to feel a certain confidence.
Hands behind the back speak of a person's excessive confidence, even a certain sense of superiority over everyone else. Experiments show that in a stressful situation (during an interview, going to the dentist, at an exam), this position of the hands contributes to a confident state, helps to relieve tension, and become more powerful over the situation.
Hands behind the back with a wrist grip inform that the person is very upset, tries to pull himself together, calm down, and also tries to avoid being hit.
