ch3-4 Flashcards

laughter and arm signals

1
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two major muscles of a smile

A

1) zygomatic major - mouth smile

2) orbicularis oculi - squinty eye smile

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2
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“true” smuile

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look for wrinkles around eyes

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3
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purpose of smiling

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you are non-threatening, accepting on a personal level

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4
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tight lipped smile

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other person is hiding something. women can use as sign of rejection

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5
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george w grin

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permanent smile of confidence

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6
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laughter and humor important bc

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law of cause and effect - postivity transfer

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7
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as people grow older…

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their body language becomes more hidden and nuanced

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8
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why crossed arms are detrimental

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you learn less and less credible

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9
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crossed arms on chest gesture

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negative or hostile reaction, insecurity

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10
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breaking the arms crossed gesture

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  • give them something to hold

- ask them a question w/ open body language

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11
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fist-clenched-arm crossed gesture

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  • defensiveness AND hostility

- tight lipped smile can mean fight

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12
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double arm grip gesture

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  • hands grip upper arms

- signals negative and restrained attitude

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13
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arms crossed thumbs up

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defensive but still confident

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14
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thumbs up general gesture

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signals confident and in control

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15
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asymmetrical pose

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more dominant, symmetrical pose more submissive

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16
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partial arm cross

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one arm holds upper other arm. women use alot

17
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“broken zipper position”

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men hold hands above crotch. protect crotch! shows vulnerable feelings

18
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arm barriers in general

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used to try and protect the chest. many variants like playing with objects in front of you

19
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coffee cup barrier

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where do they put their cup? opposite side says not open

20
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armchair position

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elbows on armrest signals position of power

21
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elbow touching

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touching their elbow for less than 3 seconds can improve your chances to get things 3x! most useful on “touchless” societies

22
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hand touching

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works well for waitresses where you acciedently touch their hands

23
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elbow touching hand shake

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makes ppl feel important.touch their elbow and repeat their name.