Friends who like psychology, please come over and @ the other side of the plum blossoms, orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums will share with you some psychological information! (1) Powerful gestures If a person makes powerful gestures, it indicates that he is a very courageous an

Friends who like psychology, please come here, @ the other side of the plum orchid bamboo chrysanthemum to share with you the psychological information!

(1) Powerful gestures

If a person makes powerful gestures, it means that he is a very courageous and courageous person. These people are usually very responsible and able to take responsibility. They will do things neatly and neatly without procrastination. Once you decide to do something, you will take action immediately, and you have a strong willpower. Even if you encounter great difficulties, you will not give up easily.

(2) Backhand gesture

This gesture expresses arrogance or arrogance. When a person puts his hands behind his back, it means that he wants to hide his inner power, which makes people feel that he has a sense of mystery. In addition, when a person is in a nervous and anxious state of mind, he will also put his hands behind his back to relieve the tension and achieve the purpose of calming himself down.

(3) Spire gesture

The so-called Spire gesture refers to a gesture in which the palms of the hands face each other and the fingertips touch each other. This gesture has two situations: upper and lower. The upward spire gesture indicates a kind of "confidence", "arrogance", "arrogance" and "domineering" mentality, which often appears between superiors and subordinates. While making this gesture, if the other person crosses their legs, looks away, or leans back, it reflects a negative mentality, indicating that this person is no longer indifferent to your conversation. If you are interested, your conversation can be stopped; and the downward spire gesture means "concession". If the other party makes such a gesture during a negotiation, it means that his inner persistence has been compromised. This gesture is commonly seen in diplomacy and business.

(4) The gesture of crossing your arms on your chest

Crossing your arms is a sign of arrogance. This gesture makes people feel powerful or mighty. But it also means another situation: when a person is in a state of tension and ambivalence, this gesture can play a calming and defensive role. When you meet someone for the first time, if the other person suddenly uses this gesture, it may mean that he is no longer interested in your conversation. At this time, you should change the topic elsewhere in a timely manner, or leave wisely.

(5) Chin-up gesture

The chin-up gesture in front of others is a negative psychological expression. When a person feels bored, he will naturally lower his head and prop his chin up with his hand.

(6) Fingers keep moving

When you meet someone for the first time, if you find that the other person's fingers keep moving, it means that he is currently in a very nervous state. This gesture indicates a person's psychological state of being at a loss. He needs to use this method to divert his attention in order to relieve his nervousness.

(7) Tap the desktop with your fingertips

When a person taps the desktop with his fingertips, it indicates that the person may be stuck in some kind of thinking dilemma, or he is seriously thinking about a solution to a certain problem, or is concerned about a certain problem. Hesitant to decide, not sure what to do. There is also a possibility that this person may be impatient and wants to reduce the inner pressure in this way.

(eight) Crossed finger gesture

This is a sign of confidence. Usually, people who use this gesture smile, look calm, and appear carefree when talking. But if someone crosses his fingers on his lap and touches the thumb tips of both hands, it means that the person does not know what to do or is in a dilemma; if a person keeps staring at the other person with his eyes, and Crossing one's fingers means that he is dissatisfied or enduring something; if a person crosses his fingers in front of his face, it means that he has a kind of hostility towards others in his heart. If you meet and talk to someone for the first time, and you find that the other person is making such gestures, don't continue your topic, because his attitude has shown that your conversation can no longer continue.

[Candle] The above is excerpted from "FBI Micro-Motion Psychology" Jin Shengrong

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