The Ultimate Body Language Book
tell you who is the object of fear. Children that suddenly freeze when a relative comes near, is telling you that they feel uncomfortable around them, and this should worry you. A wife that clams up when her husband is around, but is otherwise bubbly and personable, might be saying that she fears his reprimand because she has upset him, or might even fear upsetting him by making a social blunder. When it comes to fear-freezing, it is the sudden change from fluid to freeze that tells us what has caused it.
Chapter 11 - Emotional Body Language Clenching And Gripping Fists into a ball is a classic expression of discomfort. The natural position for the hands is loose and relaxed, so when they ball-up, we know something is creating negative emotions. A smile, in this case,
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Chapter 11 - Emotional <strong>Body</strong> <strong>Language</strong><br />
Clenching And Gripping<br />
Fists into a ball is a classic expression of discomfort. <strong>The</strong> natural position for the hands is loose and<br />
relaxed, so when they ball-up, we know something is creating negative emotions. A smile, in this case,
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