Introducing Body Language: A Practical Guide to Learning All About Body Language and How It Can Benefit You in Your Everyday Life

by David Spencer

cold sweats, having a withered face, dry mouth, doing what they can to avoid eye contact or they can show as they are very nearly in tears.

trembling lip, a twitching eye, voice tremors, stammering, splits in their voice, sweating, racier

heartbeat, gripped clench fists, and expanded times of ho...

Sad body language for the most part shows slumping or hanging of the shoulders or body, relatively limp like, a trembling lip, tears, and a flat tone in the persons voice.

Humiliation can give a red face, no eye to eye

contact, and a timid smile can likewise cause withdrawal in a few people.

Surprised body language will give the widening of the eyes and raised up eyebrows.

communicating joy

display in tears of happiness, a grinning mouth and a gen...

Outlandish happiness may be someone dancing and jumpin...

Relaxed body language is when somebody’s breathing is slower than it normally