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Sitting Body Language

gepetto — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 15:04:45 +0000

As human beings we have many different ways to communicate. Although it is usually the easiest, speaking is not the most effective or telling form of communication in all situations. One of the biggest ways to read a person without words is by examining how they sit. Sitting body language is a dead giveaway of what someone is thinking or feeling.

To be able to read other people’s sitting body language, you will have to do a little research. There are many sites on the Internet that will give you great information about how to read sitting and other types of body language.

The most important thing that you can take from all of this research is that an open posture is a good sign. An open posture, with uncrossed arms and legs is a good indication because it means that the person is not “closed off” to you. The next thing that you will want to check is if the other person is leaning toward you or away from you.

If he or she is leaning in, it probably means that they are interested in what you are saying or have some type of interest in you. There are many other parts to reading sitting body language that can be learned online.

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Is McCains blinking a sign of him lying?

gepetto — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 06:12:06 +0000

Several studies have linked blinking as a sign of lying, anxiety and distress.

I *blink* am *blink* a *blink* maverick *blink* of *blink* the *blink* Senate *blink* *blink* *blink*. You believe me, don’t you?

McCain more than likely tries to blame his excessive blinking on the torture he went through when he was a prisoner of war. He blames everything else on that. But this is not so. Excessive blinking is a sure indication of a liar.

If it’s not enough that John McCain can’t seem to look at his opponent, Barack Obama, there are even more body language indications that tell us what his true fiber is.

John McCain is an excessive blinker. He starts blinking very rapidly whenever he is asked a question. Especially whenever he is asked one about Sarah Palin. He knows that he’s lying out of his teeth, so his body is letting us know what he’s really thinking; since he isn’t telling.

Excessive blinking is a body language sign indicating intense nervousness. McCain is nervous that America is going to figure him out. He can stop being nervous now though, because we’ve pretty much got that all taken care of. We know you’re a snake McCain.

It is also a sign of someone who feels that they are under tremendous pressure. In analysis, McCain shouldn’t feel that he is under pressure if he is not intimidated by Barack Obama. If McCain felt like the powerful maverick that he says he does, then he would feel it, and pressure/nervousness would be the last thing on his mind. The feeling of power over another brings great amounts of confidence, and not fear.

Yet another sign of a liar is someone who avoids your gaze. So as Obama continually and aggressively gazes at McCain, challenging him on his lies, McCain will not return it. Not only is this disrespectful, but it is a sure indication that McCain is feeling guilty. Guilty, because he knows, that Mr. Obama knows, that he is lying to the American public.

McCain cannot look at Obama, can’t acknowledge that he is there, and blinks when confronted by the Democratic candidate; or by a questioner.

Guilt, Fear, Shame, Stressed, Nervousness, Lying.

His body is telling us what he is not. Don’t ignore the power of body language, and don’t let McCain fool you.

Celebrity Liars & How to Detect Lies, Deborah King on Twin Cities Live

gepetto — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 06:11:55 +0000

Big celebrity liars in the news like Casey Anthony, Bernie Madoff, President Clinton and Governor Blagojevich and how their body language shows they’re lying. Deborah King discusses tips to detect lies on Twin Cities Live. Get more from Deborah King on: www.deborahkingcenter.com Follow Deborah King on Twitter: twitter.com

Gisela and Victor Lies and Truths

gepetto — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 06:12:07 +0000

This Video will show body language when Gisela and Victor are lying and telling the truth. This was part of Gisela Rodriguez, Mesa Grande, Elementary School Science Project 6th Grade Mr.Ross

Dr.Lillian Glass Confronting Bachelor’s Rozalyn Pappa on panel of Insider About Her Lying

gepetto — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:11:47 +0000

Dr.Lillian Glass appears on the panel of the Insider confronting Rozalyn Pappa about her lying. Pappa admits to Dr. Glass that she lied ther producer better than the Bachelor.www.drlillianglass.com

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Dr. Lillian Glass on Dr. Phil on Detecting Lying.wmv

gepetto — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 18:12:21 +0000

Dr, Lillian Glass appears on Dr, Phil Show and shows viewers body language “tells” that shoe someone is lying. For more information about Dr. Lillian Glass, visit her website at drlillianglass.com

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Advanced Body Language and Nonverbal Communication Skills Training Video Preview

gepetto — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 06:11:57 +0000

For more information about the full length version of this program, visit: www.seminarsondvd.com Studies consistently demonstrate that words are only a small piece of the communication puzzle. There is much more that happens at a subconscious level that impacts our ability to connect with others and be truly understood. In this exciting and humorous program you’ll discover how people communicate subtle and obvious messages through nonverbal language. This humorous program examines virtually every aspect of conscious and subconscious communication including time, space, appearance, posture, gesture, voice, facial expression, eye contact, touch, silence, and even smell. You’ll know how to tell if people are lying to you, and what their real intentions are. You’ll also learn how to project yourself with greater confidence, and influence people with more precision than ever before. Bill Acheson is an expert trainer in the area of nonverbal communication and body language. Since 1985, Bill has taught communication skills at the University of Pittsburgh, and travels internationally as a keynote speaker and corporate trainer. His client list includes a long list of prestigious companies including Bank of America, American Express, 3M, and Tommy Hilfiger. Bill Acheson’s style is what sets him apart. He is consistently described as high-energy, hilarious, and thought provoking, while delivering rock-solid content that people can start using immediately. After viewing this video …

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What is a fool proof way of telling if someone is lying?

gepetto — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 18:12:13 +0000

body language can be very hard to read especially with a pracitced liar. Also statistics show that most of those who think they can tell when someone is lying are actually wrong the vast majority of the time. So for those of you about to post that you can always tell because their eyes do this or do that, that means nothing. My boss recently displayed all the signs of lying but turned out to be telling the truth, My co worker on the other hand I believed even though she was really lying. So does anyone have a fool proof method that is fairly reliable? I think asking the person the same questions about the same story repeatedly is a good idea since if they are lying their story will change.

Nonverbal Cues That Indicate Someone Might Be Lying

gepetto — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 18:13:43 +0000

While there is no proven method for being able to tell whether or not someone is lying, you can, by knowing what to look for, know when you need to get more information. Body Language Expert Vincent Harris shows one method for being able to know when what someone is saying and feeling, may differ.

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Body Language in Church- are you lying to God??? (2/7/10)

gepetto — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 18:12:04 +0000

A reflection on how much body language counts…taken from the view of an altar server watching confirmation candidates present their letters of petition to the bishop.