When you're reading body language, your primary goal is to determine
whether or not a person is comfortable in their current situation. Once
you do this, it's a process of using context and other cues to figure
out the specifics. There are plenty of ways a person may indicate their
comfort level, but here are a few of the most common.
Positive body language:
- Moving or leaning closer to you
- Relaxed, uncrossed limbs
- Long periods of eye contact
- Looking down and away out of shyness
- Genuine smiles
Negative body language:
- Moving or leaning away from you
- Crossed arms or legs
- Looking away to the side
- Feet pointed away from you, or towards and exit
- Rubbing/scratching their nose, eyes, or the back of their neck
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