·         They glimpse sideways from the corner of one eye.

·         They are rubbing or touching their eyes or ears.

·         Their hands are tucked in their pockets.

·         Their arms are crossed over the chest.

·         Their glasses are dropped to the lower bridge of the nose, with eyes peering over them. This movement may indicate that you are being examined closely (to the point that you get conscious).

There’s one act you usually do when you are the one doubting yourself - rubbing or touching your nose. This subconsciously occurs when you are uncertain of how to answer a critical question or when you are concerned of other people’s reaction to your answer.

 

Signals Made When They Need Reassurance

Some people have this disorder where they feel that they are always making the wrong decisions. “Should I really buy this? Maybe I should wait for a sale.” “Can I really get a better job after I resign from this company?” These people do certain actions to reassure themselves that they have made the right choice, that everything will be ok.

·        They stick a pen in their mouth.

·        They squeeze the chunky part of their hand.

·        They rub the back of the chair (while sitting).

·        They clamp their hands with thumbs touching against one another.

·        They bite their nails (in some cases).

·        They touch their throat (for women).