BODY LANGUAGE SIGNALS CLEARLY DECODING WHAT PEOPLE REALLY THINK
 
What does it mean when ...... ?  

            The Eyes
  • Glancing, staring
  • Blinking, rolling
  • Eye contact
  • Looking away
  • Eye directions
  • Pupils

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               The Mouth
  • Types of smiles
  • Smile physiology
  • The Lips

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                The Head
  • Position, movement
  • The hair

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               The Hands
  • Position, movement
  • The handshakes

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               The Face
  • Ears
  • Chin
  • Adam's apple
  • Nose

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         The Arms & Legs
  • Arms
  • Legs
  • Feet

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  • The code
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    People are more likely to trust you and like you when they are…?
          
          on your left
          on your right
          opposite you
          in any of these positions, it makes no difference

      
    What proportion of your communication is non-verbal?
          
          about 93%
          between 60% and 75%
          about 7%
          between 7% and 38%

      
    Reading body language can quickly tell you if someone is interested in you - if you know what to look at. Which of these situations is most likely to show a person is interested in you?
          
          directly looking at you, one hand on their hip, the other holding
               their drink in front of them, and smiling
          smiling broadly, their hands resting on their crossed legs, and
               looking at you direcly
          passing their hands through their hair, directly looking at you,
               and smiling

      
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    How Can You Read What People Think?

    "True"
     
    This is a word. One single word. By itself…
     
    One word by itself has many potential meanings.
     
    Look in your dictionary! For each word, you get a list of different possible meanings.
     
    So when you hear that word… How do you know which meaning to pick?
     
    Well, you naturally look at 2 things:
    - other words in the
      same sentence and
    - the context of the
      sentence.

    Reading body language is as simple.

    One body language signal by itself can have many meanings.
     
    How do you know which meaning to pick?
     
    Simple. You need to look at:
    - other signals that
      could have the same
      meaning (at least
      2 or 3 signals) and
    - the context of the
      situation (the
      environment and
      the conversation).
     
    This is the golden rule of reading body language.