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- 2. THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS How the palms and handshakes are used to control
- 3. The palms are intentionally used everywhere to infer an open, honest approach.
- 4. Palms-in-Pockets: Prince William showing the media that he doesn't want to talk.
- 5. Adolf Hitler using one of history's most notable Palm-Down signals. Palm up = non threatening Palm
- 6. Communicating equality and mutual respect The Double-Hander a miniature hug The Wet Fish a weak character
- 7. It seems like a friendly tap on the shoulder but carries a lot of significance to
- 8. The Top Gun and The Wolverine! Tom Cruise and Hugh Jackman shake hands at charity event
- 9. THE MAGIC OF SMILES AND LAUGHTER What makes this one of the world's most irresistible icons?
- 10. False smiles pull back only the mouth, real smiles pull back both the mouth and eyes
- 11. The Tight-Lipped Smile shows she has a secret and won't be sharing it with you Tony
- 12. Drop-Jaw smile with an attempt to fake smiling eyes used to cause happy reactions Diana's Sideways-Looking-Up
- 13. ARM BARRIER SIGNALS
- 14. Holding the hands over the crotch makes men feel more secure when they feel threatened Humans
- 15. Prince Charles' Cuff-Link-Adjust revealing his insecurities Crossed-Arms-on-Chest uncertainty and insecurity
- 16. CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
- 17. If a Saudi man holds another man's hand or kisses him in public, it's a sign
- 18. Mediterranean: Your wife is being unfaithful Italy: Jailable offence South America: Protection against bad luck USA:
- 19. Europe and North America: OK Mediterranean region, Russia, Brazil, Turkey: An orifice signal; sexual insult; gay
- 20. Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Malta: Up yours! USA: Two Germany: Victory France: Peace Ancient Rome: Julius
- 21. Europe: One Australia: Sit on this! (upward jerk) Widespread: Hitchhike; Good; OK Greece: Up yours! (thrust
- 22. COURTSHIP In courtship women call the tunes most of the time – men do most of
- 23. Marilyn Monroe was the master of using female expressions and body language, and she understood, at
- 24. stage 1 – eye contact She gazes around and spots the man she likes. She waits
- 25. stage 2 - smiling She gives a quick half smile… but no… usually the man doesn’t
- 26. stage 3 - preening She sits up straight to show all her best advantages… She plays
- 27. stage 4 - talk He comes and makes a small talk using cliches as “Haven’t I
- 28. stage 5 - touch She looks for an opportunity to initiate a light and “accidental” touch,
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