The Ultimate Body Language Guide - 20 Movements (Hands & Fingers)
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This video breaks down the second lesson of body language focused on hands and fingers, using concepts from Joe Navarro's book. It explains how gestures like hand steepling, touch, and palm orientation communicate status, confidence, and emotions.
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Answers: What do different hand and finger body language gestures mean?
- body language
- hands and fingers gestures
- social hierarchy and touch
- territorial hand display
- pacifier movements and stress
- hand steepling and confidence
- palm orientation
- hand movement restriction and lying
What it concludes
- Higher status people tend to touch lower status people more often.
- Arms akimbo indicates readiness, alertness, and can be a sign of complaint.
- Pushing away from a table or counter indicates disagreement or feeling threatened.
- Hand steepling is a sign of confidence commonly seen in people in power.
- Interlaced fingers with thumbs down is usually an indicator of insecurity or negative emotions.
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