"Body Language" That Must Be Understood When Walking In The Workplace

　　 Body posture in daily life contains abundant information. Men who have just entered the workplace should learn some basic "body language". You may have seen all the postures mentioned below, but you may not know their true meaning.

Fork waist pose is easy to risk criminals

When you chat with others, your standing posture (how to move your feet, how to wink) has revealed your potential for each other attitude . Because, how a person stands is a good guide for understanding his identity or the identity he claims to have. If you want to appear dominant, you should leave the impression that you are strong, calm and stable, and do not take any threat to others seriously. One way to do this is to place your hands on your hips. One is one hand "akimbo", and the other is two hands "akimbo". On some occasions, the akimbo position leads to an offence to others. For example, at the end of World War II, Douglas accepted the surrender of the Japanese. General MacArthur stood next to the Emperor of Japan and took a picture. The Emperor stood there, carefully putting his hands beside him, and dared not make mistakes, while General MacArthur put his hands on his hips. The Japanese regard this casual gesture as a sign of irreverence.

　　“ Yoke nozzle ”What are you talking about?

In order to survive, politicians need to be vigilant against other people's attacks. If you observe politicians' political speeches, you will notice that politicians often make defensive gestures when they feel insecure. For example, their hands may cross their bodies, or their palms may be pushed forward as if they were avoiding imaginary blows. Politicians' facial expressions can also reveal such information. Bill. One of Clinton's signature body language (the word "body language" is derived from poker games and refers to the information that players reveal unintentionally.) is the "oxbow mouth" - the lower lip is squeezed upward to make the lip look like an inverted "U". Whenever Bill. Clinton shows this expression when he wants to show his determination. Bush (the current president of the United States) and Blair (the former British Prime Minister) also use it for the same purpose. Although the "oxbow mouth" is used to show determination, it actually causes muscle tension above the lower jaw, which indicates that it is a defensive posture in essence - it is a reaction way when people think someone will attack their lower jaw, and it is also a horseshoe when politicians feel fragile. Nixon (the former president of the United States, who took office from January 20, 1969 to August 9, 1974) was often photographed with the expression of "oxbow mouth" in the Watergate incident, and Clinton often showed this expression in the Lewinsky sex scandal, for this reason.

Touching hair represents anxiety

Anxiety is usually manifested in the way people use their hands. When people feel anxious, they often see them playing with keys, twisting the ring on their fingers, or dragging clothes. People who feel anxious also use touching themselves as a means of relaxation. They may rub their hands, pull their earlobes, touch their chin, or comb their hair with their fingers. It is worth noting that people only touch places where others may caress them. Anxious people spend a lot of time stroking their hair because their mother comforted them when they were young.

Keep wiping glasses meaning

When people are anxious, one thing they often do is play with their glasses. The way they manipulate their glasses can reveal a lot about them. People who constantly take off their glasses are often indecisive. They are never sure whether they should wear glasses or take them off. In some cases, this is done to confuse others and make them not know what is going to happen. Others kept breathing on the lenses and wiping them. They also need to be in control and know what will happen. They like to see a clear world.

It's natural to hold your head in despair

When announcing the result of the political election, the defeated candidate will cover his eyes, mouth, or even the whole face. Covering your eyes is preventing you from seeing something sad. When a player shoots and shoots slightly wide, you usually see supporters holding their heads in despair. This is a kind of inborn, learned response. It is used to protect the head, but it protects the head not to resist physical blows, but to resist psychological injuries. In this case, a football player can do little to console himself. He can't talk to himself, pat his back, or give himself a hug. However, he can comfort himself by "supporting his head". Although he did not realize this, he wrapped his hands around the back of his head, which was actually a repetition of his mother's action - when he was a helpless baby, his mother often held up his head.