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Bringing the fingertips together in a "steeple" shape is a classic sign of authority and confidence. 4. Micro-Expressions: The Split-Second Truth

They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, and in non-verbal communication, they are your most honest indicators. Generally indicates interest or arousal. Body Language Handbook: How to Read Everyone’s ...

Looking from eye to eye and then to the mouth suggests a friendly, engaged connection. 2. Guarded vs. Open Posture Bringing the fingertips together in a "steeple" shape

Never interpret a single gesture in isolation. Always look for clusters . If someone crosses their arms, they might just be cold—but if they cross their arms, look away, and point their feet toward the exit, they’re likely ready to end the conversation. Generally indicates interest or arousal

The way someone positions their torso and limbs tells you exactly how "open" they are to your message.

If someone starts mimicking your posture, it’s a high-level sign of rapport and subconscious agreement.

A balance is key. Too much can feel aggressive, while too little may signal insecurity or dishonesty.