Different Signals in Body Language

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Different Signals in Body Language

Standing with Hands on Hips A man standing with hands on hips indicates aggressiveness and a dominating attitude. However, women use this gesture to appear more attractive to the opposite sex.

Standing with Legs Crossed A man standing with crossed legs indicates a lack of confidence, but not a woman, because women are more used to crossing their legs, especially when they wear skirts.

Touching or Playing with Hair It is a flirting gesture seen in women. It might also indicate a lack of self-confidence.

The Cowboy Stance It is a flirting gesture observed in men who're trying to attract the attention of the woman they are attracted to.

Covering the Mouth This gesture is used to hide an emotional reaction, such as a frown or a smile. It is also used to express surprise and amazement, as seen in the image above.

Crossed Arms You'll find many people posing with crossed arms in photographs. However, this is a negative body language gesture that indicates defensiveness or stress.

Rubbing the Eyes This is a gesture that indicates that the person is tired and feeling sleepy. It may also indicate doubt or disbelief.

Clasped Hands Behind Back This indicates confidence and authoritative behavior.

Stroking the Chin This indicates that the person is trying to make a decision.

Biting the Nails While it can be a habit for some, more often than not, this gesture is a proof of insecurity and nervousness.

Biting the Lips This is a female flirting gesture to attract attention to their lips. However, it may also indicate anxiety or stress, when accompanied by facial expressions that are indicative of stress.