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Posted by kthomas at 9:28 p.m. Labels: communication, emotions, human behavior, people skills, perception, personality, relationship, self development, social skills 0 comments
So as we move off the Body Language segment, there are some things I'd like you to remember:
Posted by kthomas at 8:17 a.m. Labels: body language, communication, human behavior, people skills, self development, social skills 0 comments
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Believe it or not there are more ARROGANT body language postures in the spectrum of movements. So I'll take this opportunity to give you a few non verbals and throw in some para verbals. Para verbals refer to the tone of the language.
Too Much Space Look out for those who take up too much space.....either by invading your personal space, wide stance, crossing legs at the ankle, increasing their volume to fill the space. (Paraverbals) |
Posted by kthomas at 4:14 p.m. 0 comments
I'm a CSI fan, but I have a preference for David Caruso's Las Vegas counterpart, whose character is intellectually humble. David on the other hand is a study in arrogance. You've got to check out his one liners and Jim Carey's version of him in the videos. ..................................................................
Posted by kthomas at 10:54 a.m. 1 comments
Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive!
- Sir Walter Scott, Marmion, Canto vi. Stanza 17. Scottish author & novelist (1771 - 1832)
We all do it. Lie. For those of you, giving a vigorous shake of the head right now or eyebrow lift or head tilt....YES, you too .
Think about it. We all come with guises that force us into deceitful positions of varying degrees. As parents, we lie, Santa, Easter Bunny, birds and bees .......as employees we lie, about our reviews, confidential information, departmental secrets.
We call lying all sorts of names: fantasy, tact, comic relief, sensitivity, secrets, vows. Lets classify Liar's body language and varying degree of skills. Level one: Fibbers Level two: Scammers Level three: Paths (Pathological Liars)
Action |
Details |
Skill Level |
Spatial Avoidance |
Liars are generally uncomfortable facing those they lie to. Creating space between them and the victim. |
Fibbers Scammers Paths |
Hiding |
Hiding behind objects, desks, doorways, counters etc. |
Fibbers Scammers |
Face/Mouth Cover |
Direct mouth covering to lightly touching areas around the mouth, steepling on the lips etc. |
Fibbers Scammers |
Fidget |
Nervous tapping, foot shaking, collar adjustments, lint picking, organizing items |
Fibbers Scammers |
Posture Changes |
Crossing legs Tensing of shoulders |
Fibbers Scammers |
Eye Contact |
Eye shifting and not looking directly at counterpart is a good indicator but the direction of the shift could be useful: Up-Right (Creating a visual lie) Right (Creating auditory lie) Please note down right is recalling feelings, not lying. Down-Right (Kinesthetic) |
Fibbers Scammers Paths |
Smiling |
Plastering a smile on faces, giggling |
Fibbers |
Fake smiling |
Smiling with lips only eyes not smiling |
Fibbers Scammers |
Slowing down |
Walking and speaking slower |
Scammers Paths |
Behaviour Deviation |
Any extreme changes in behaviour could possibly a sign of lying. |
Fibbers |
Delayed Emotion |
Not displaying the appropriate emotional behaviour when making statement, but a few seconds afterwards. Often cutting the emotion short after it is displayed. |
Scammers |
Defensive |
Displaying defensiveness behaviour instead of offensive behaviour |
Fibbers Scammers Paths |
Indirect Statements or answers |
Avoiding using direct statements and quote that he said, she said. Answering with questions or humour |
Fibbers, Scammers |
Unnecessary Details |
Giving far more detail than necessary |
Fibbers,Scammers Paths |
Posted by kthomas at 7:01 a.m. Labels: body language, human behavior, liars, lying 0 comments
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