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It would be more useful if you stated your specific interest of the body language / general cues. Eg., Is it for... dating women? making sales / closing deals
by macguyver 12y ago
It would be more useful if you stated your specific interest of the body language / general cues.
Eg., Is it for...
dating women?
making sales / closing deals?
making friends?
spotting liars?
Understanding your intent will help.
Reading / communicating with body language is an art, much like learning to play a musical instrument or speaking a language. It takes study, practice and feedback to truly learn it well. While a book / written list of words cannot replace the actual body language, here are some general universal cues, just a few that came to mind:
Arms crossed: closed / defensive
Hand on chin: thinking / contemplation
Leaning in / touching you: signs of interest
Usually, it is a group of cues that forms a picture of what someone is really thinking. An individual cue by itself can be unreliable and should be taken with a grain of salt.