Body_Language肢体语言.ppt

Body Language;Table of Contents;1.Whats the Body Language?;2.How to read others thought by their body language?;;2）Hand Arm Gestures ? Rubbing the palms together ①　Rubbing the palms together is a way in which people non-verbally communicate positive expectation. The speed at which a person rubs his palms together signals whom he thinks will receive the positive results that are expected. Warning;? Thumb and Finger Rub It is commonly used as a money expectancy gesture. ? Hands Clenched Together ①　This seems to be a confidence gesture as some people who use it are often smiling and sound happy. ②　On some particular occasions, this was a frustration gesture, signalling that the person was holding back a negative attitude. The gesture has three main positions; hands clenched in front of the face, (Figure 39), hands resting on the desk (Figure 40) or on the lap when seated and placed in front of the crotch when standing (Figure 41).;? Steepling Hands The gesture has two versions; the raised steeple (Figure 42), the position normally taken when the steepler is giving his opinions or ideas and is doing the talking. The lowered steeple gesture (Figure 43) is normally used when the steepler is listening rather than speaking. ;3）Hand-to-face gestures ? The Mouth Guard The hand covers the mouth and the thumb is pressed against the cheek as the brain sub-consciously instructs it to try and suppress the deceitful words that are being said. Many people try to disguise the mouth guard gesture by giving a fake cough. If the person who is speaking uses this gesture, it indicates that he is telling a lie. If, however, he covers his mouth while you are speaking, it indicates that he feels you are lying!;? Nose Touching In essence, the nose touch gesture is a sophisticated, disguised version of the mouth guard gesture. It may consist of several light rubs below the nose or it may be one quick, almost imperceptible touch. Some women perform this gesture with sm