2. Use Open Gestures Closed body language, such as crossing arms or legs, can create a barrier between you and your partner, potentially leading to feelings of defensiveness. In contrast ...

David Allen’s 'Decoding Body Language' is an essential guide to understanding the unspoken cues that shape every interaction.

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So, if you ever suspect someone doesn't like you, pay attention to their body language. Closed body language, such as crossed arms, avoidance of eye contact, and forced smiles, can indicate their ...

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He decided, instead, to remain closed for all of Wednesday and shoot ... adding most businesses appeared to be in a wait-and-see posture. "I'm on the phone and texting and sending emails trying ...

while closed posture can suggest the opposite). — Sidhharrth S Kumaar, Astro Numerologist To read body language and understand someone's intention, pay close attention to their facial ...

body language norms, but being aware of the messages our bodies send to others — like when we're turned away, distracted, or closed off to vulnerability — when they're speaking can help to ...

And if that’s the case -thanks to years' worth of sitting for longer behind my desk than I should - I’m old before my time.

Body language is a silent orchestra ... you may not consciously perceive that your date appears closed-off, but your unconscious mind may pick up on the crossed arms or averted gaze.