Well I believe this … Well I believe this is an awesome brief of my human behavior class (I’m looking to the right). What I take for myself is that it’s important to find out further on a body sign to avoid miscontrueding a nervous habit but also watch out for all the people that have watched this video as they may try to fool you with their body language but I think that a good round of rapid fired questions would do
if you seriously … if you seriously want to learn to read body language, you’d do better to totally ignore this video. It’s full of half-true facts and some totally wrong info.
Pfft, I ALWAYS look … Pfft, I ALWAYS look at people’s lips when they speak, and I’m not deaf either, it doesn’t mean I’m sexually attracted to everyone I talk to.
Also the eye … Also the eye contact thing can vary. Human nature isn’t so banale you can judge the truthfulness of a statement depending on where the persons eyes goes. Even WHILE there might be a correlation between eye movement in one particular direction and telling or not telling a sincere statement, this can be COMPLETELY opposite if the person is for example left-handed or simply is neurodiverse.
To tell if someones … To tell if someones lying about a story ask them to tell you it backwards, liars never bother learning the story backwards only forwards.
No this guy is … No this guy is right, this is pre-school body language, people have been told so often that direct eye contact is telling the truth that a liar will look you right in the eye and say there lie, if they lose eye contact with you ( in a comfortable situation) then there trying to remember something and/or are comfortable in the conversation.
I heard something … I heard something similar one time but it was more along the lines that if they looked down it meant they were really saying you can mount me if you want to.
I’ve heard that … I’ve heard that when you ask someone something and they look up, they’re remembering, or searching their mind. WHen they look down, it’s emotional, or they’re searching their heart.
Read their hips: Learn how to translate body language.
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