BODY LANGUAGE
BODY LANGUAGE
Hands –Arms - Palms Hand : The lowest part of the arm , below the wrist and including the fingers
Hands –Arms - Palms
Hand : The lowest part of the arm , below the wrist and including the fingers.
Arms : One of the two upper limbs of a human being
Palms: The soft fleshy part of the hand between the fingers and the wrist which is covered with many lines
Palm facing down indicates Telling some body to sit down or stopping some body
Palm facing down indicates
Telling some body to sit down
or
stopping some body
Facing down position (request with authority )
Facing down position (request with authority )
Facing up position
(gesture of submission)
Hand shake (shook hand)
Hand shake (shook hand)
Submission
Submission
The "left-side-advantage"
The "left-side-advantage"
double-hander wraps
double-hander wraps
"Political Double-Hander"
"Political Double-Hander"
hand cupped and not fully opened
hand cupped and not fully opened
Finger tip hand shake
Finger tip hand shake
Stiff Arm Thrust
Stiff Arm Thrust
Taking control handshake Giving control handshake
Taking control handshake
Giving control handshake
Glove handshake
Locked fingers (clenching)
Locked fingers (clenching)
Submissive palm position Dominant palm position
Submissive
palm position
Dominant palm position
Aggressive
palm position
Rubbing hands Positive expectation
Rubbing hands
Positive
expectation
Clenched hands High clenched hands indicate people who are difficult to decipher
Clenched hands
High clenched hands indicate people who are difficult to decipher
Gripping hands Confidence Frustration
Gripping hands
Confidence
Frustration
Thumb displays Negative & superior attitude
Thumb displays
Negative & superior attitude
Dominant or aggressive
Arm Gripping Gesture Show that the user is 'cool’ and to make his superiority felt
Arm Gripping Gesture
Show that the user is 'cool’
and
to make his superiority felt
Partial Arm-Cross Barrier Gesture lacking in self-confidence
Partial Arm-Cross Barrier Gesture
lacking in
self-confidence
Readiness ‘Readiness' which in the right context is correct, but the basic meaning is aggression
Readiness
‘Readiness' which in the right context is correct,
but the basic meaning is aggression
Stand arm cross gesture is common
Stand arm cross gesture is common
Suppose arm are gripped tightly it indicates
Suppose arm are gripped tightly it indicates
The person is waiting for a call or anxious to know a thing that is unfamiliar
Folding arms indicates the social status also
Folding arms indicates the social status also
Boss intends to speak to his juniors
Body Language
Mind your body language, dude!
Mind your body language,
dude!
Thank You Friends for being patient
Thank You Friends for being patient
NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR Brisk, erect walk
NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR
Brisk, erect walk
Standing with hands on hips
Sitting with legs crossed, foot kicking slightly
Sitting, legs apart
Arms crossed on chest
Walking with hands in pockets, shoulders hunched
Hand to cheek
Touching, slightly rubbing nose
Rubbing the eye
Hands clasped behind back
Locked ankles
Head resting in hand, eyes downcast
INTERPRETATION
Confidence
Readiness, aggression
Boredom
Open, relaxed
Defensiveness
Dejection
Evaluation, thinking
Rejection, doubt, lying
Doubt, disbelief
Anger, frustration, apprehension
Apprehension
Boredom
Non verbal Behaviour Rubbing hands
Non verbal Behaviour
Rubbing hands
Sitting with hands clasped behind head, legs crossed
Open palm
Pinching bridge of nose, eyes closed
Tapping or drumming fingers
Patting/fondling hair
Tilted head
Stroking chin
Looking down, face turned away
Biting nails
Pulling or tugging at ear
Interpretation
Anticipation
Confidence, superiority
Sincerity, openness, innocence
Negative evaluation
Impatience
Lack of self-confidence; insecurity
Interest
Trying to make a decision
Disbelief
Insecurity, nervousness
Indecision
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