How you understand peoples?
By markssmith
@markssmith (9)
January 10, 2012 11:58pm CST
Body language would be important thing to decide the person's thinking and understanding ability.
To understand someones other body langauge would be a challanging thing and have only few persons.
How you understand peoples?
3 responses
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
11 Jan 12
When a person is holding your hand while speaking, it means you are that dear to him/her.
While if a person has a passive face or is not looking at you at all while you are speaking , it means he/she is not interested in what you are saying.
If your husband is winking at you, it means he likes something from you. 
@SIMPLYD (90721)
• Philippines
11 Jan 12
Well it depends my friend.
If it is your group of friends, you can tell them you are insulted with a glaring eyes.
If it is a group of men who seem ready for a fight, let it pass. Reacting negatively might lead into violent attack by them. Remember, they are in group and all men. 
If it is a group of men who seem ready for a fight, let it pass. Reacting negatively might lead into violent attack by them. Remember, they are in group and all men. 
@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
3 Feb 12
In front of a person I understand the person by his or her verbal language, their tone of voice and their body language. During a telephone conversation I can't see the person. I rely on their words used and tone of voice. Body language can differ internationally so I am careful with this when I am traveling.
@beamer88 (4259)
• Philippines
11 Jan 12
Understanding people do pose a challenge but yes, one way to understand them is to observe their body language. But I think that these body movements would only show a person's sincerity or how truthful he is, but I don't think these are enough to understand him entirely. I mean, we may know a person is not telling the truth through body language but we wouldn't know why he's not telling the truth.
