·         They try their best to avoid having eye contact. This applies particularly to people who want to avoid discussing a certain topic.

·         They look somewhere else and glimpse from the corner of their eye.

·         They stick their tongue out to moist their lips.

·         They are blinking rapidly.

·         They rub their throat.

·         Their arms are crossed over the chest.

·         They are constantly touching parts of their face, especially the mouth, ear, and nose as if covering them.

·         They scratch their head or the back of the neck.

·         Their poses are closed, descending, and insecure.

·         Their hands or feet are tapping.

·         They always look down with shrugged shoulders.

·         They are constantly moving from one place to another or changing their poses.

·         They are projecting parts of their body (feet) to an escape route  (door).

 

Don't Jump to Conclusions

Every person has a unique body language. Although silence usually denotes that an individual is reserved and relaxed, some people keep their anger within themselves and stay quiet. (This is very unhealthy because rage kept up inside can explode furiously anytime, causing serious casualties). A wide open mouth may indicate shock or astonishment for one person, while another person who performs this gesture could



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