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Rub legs Calm down and reduce pressure Down under the table Lean towards people Express approval of their words. Feel at ease. Lean away from someone. A sign of being bored and uninterested. Disagree others ideas Shrug Not familiar with sth. Suspect. Stretch body Feel at ease and confident. Hostile and arrogant when talking about a serious issue. Hands on hips Direction of thumbs before: have some doubts after: a strong desire for control Hands up around the head Quiet sure about sth. dominate tendency put arms behind back (Posture of empire) Keep a certain distance from me. Part 3: postures 1. posture?can provide a significant amount of important information on?nonverbal communication?and emotional cues. 2. Psychological studies have shown the effects of body posture on emotions.? 3. Currently, many studies have shown that certain patterns of body movements are indicative of specific emotions. Researchers studied sign language and found that even non-sign language users can determine emotions from only hand movements. Gesture of Steeply type You are confident about your words such as hosting a meeting ,giving a speech, reporting works and negotiating. fingers crossed. Lack of confidence. rub hands relieve anxiety Touch neck Feel uneasy and uncomfortable Get rid of terrified situation 感到不安、不适、恐惧或忧虑时，人们会用手掩盖劲窝。 Rub forehead Hesitate. Hard to make a decision Feel uncomfortable（sick） True smile VS false smile True: Mouth up False: lip towards the ear Gestures around the world One person’s positive gesture may be another person’s insult. The world is full of non-verbal gestures that can mean the exact opposite in different cultures. Some examples of the type of gestures an international business traveler is likely to come across. ? Eye contacts Encouraged in America, Canada, Europe Rude in most Asian countries and in Africa