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Know who you're dealing with before it matters. Learn to read people in minutes—not months. " I'm not an expert & I don't know everything." D.K.

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31/07/2026

Day 68 of 124

The hands will draw rearward to the back of the neck on occasions that present the person with an opportunity for stress, anxiety or deep contemplative thinking.

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30/07/2026

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30/07/2026

Day 67... I said 68
GRASPING (TWO·HANDED)

This is the behaviour wherein a subject grasps an object with both hands.

It can be a thigh , leg, object, clothing or any other object.

This is a closed gesture, but can be displayed during anxiety and indicate a need for reassurance and control.

Women who are untrusting or overly cautious about their environment w ill do this to their purses.

29/07/2026

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29/07/2026

Day 66 of 124

While this gesture can be performed by subjects with or without an object , it typically involves the

seemingly non-productive and not intended to accomplish a specific task.

The further a body part is away from t he head, the harder it is to control during times of anxiety and stress.

The accumulation of nervous energy and the buildup of adrenaline causes the body to need to 'burn oft the excess by making small muscular movements in the extremities.

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28/07/2026

Day 65 of 124

Tapping fingers on a table can have multiple meanings.

It is contextually dependent and can indicate boredom, inner thought, nervousness, and tension release.

There is no specific tapping movement that indicates one or the other.

Context must be taken into account before making a judgment call on the situation.

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27/07/2026

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27/07/2026

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27/07/2026

There are no behaviours that directly indicate that someone is deceiving or lying.

Instead, what we are looking for is discomfort, stress, and uncertainty when someone is speaking.

So, although you’re learning how to detect when deception is likely in conversations, you’re actually learning how to detect stress.

This skill reveals all kinds of internal emotions whether you’re in sales, medicine, negotiations, or any situation where you speak to humans.

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27/07/2026

Day 64 0f 124

The double-leg cross is quite different in meaning from a cross as a Figure 4 or a traditional cross at the knees.

The double cross is when the legs are crossed in the traditional over-the-knee manner and the foot crosses once more around the lowest leg.

This is a very distinct gesture that indicates withholding and probable concealment.

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