Psychology reads people's minds from body language. Let's go.✅✨🍋

Body Language is part of communication psychology, because 60-70% of human communication comes from body language, not speech. There are many practical techniques, such as:

1. 👀 Eye contact

• Regular eye contact → Interested and listened carefully

• Eye contact too long → may be challenging or trying to pressure

• Frequently drooping → may not be confident, embarrassed, or hiding something.

💡, if a person talks, makes eye contact, nods, which means he's engaging in a conversation.

2. 🙆 Open posture vs closed posture

Open gesture

• No chest

• He turned to us.

• Uncrossed limbs

→ It means he feels comfortable.

Closed gesture

• Chest

• Escape tilt

• Hidden hands

→ May be defending or disagreeing

3. 😊 Real smile vs courtesy smile

There will be two real smiles.

• Smile mouth

• A little tail

If smiling only at the mouth but the eyes do not smile → often a polite smile

4. 🦶 Direction of the foot

The feet are the hardest to control.

• Feet facing us → Interested

• The feet turn the other way → want to end the conversation or be interested in something else.

5. 🤏 face / nose / mouth grip

Sometimes when you feel uncomfortable, for example,

• Hold your nose often → May be stressed or lying

• Put your hand over your mouth → Maybe thinking before you say or hide something.

(But also the context, for example, maybe just itchy)

6. 🪞 Mimicking gestures (Mirroring)

If the other side

• Sit in the same position as us

• Use hands like us

• Lean similarly

Which means the brain is connected to us.

Often happens to people who feel destined.

7. ⏱ Leaning towards or retreating.

• Leaning in → Interested

• Backwards → Uncomfortable or wanting to maintain distance

✅ The psychologist's key trick.

Don't look at one signal. You have to look at 3 at the same time.

1. Body language

2. Intonation

3. Situation

💡 Real example

If the person you're talking to

• Eye contact

• Lean in.

• Foot facing

Chances are he's very interested in you or the conversation.

Can be used to observe real-life people 😄# Psychology reads people's minds # Read people's minds # Symptoms # Communicate # Body language