This is the way we use our bodies to send messages.

To sit comfortably and avoiding abrupt movements where the speaker or listener does not feel threatened.

This happens when the listener is bored or the other person is providing too much detail.

This is the reduced activity to show that a person is uncomfortable with what they are saying.

This is considered a person's "bubble"

Messages that are sent without using words.

You should do this to show the speaker you are listeneng but look away to avoid staring.

This creates a barrier between the speker and listener.

What it is called when a person is moving less becuause they are uncomfortable with what is being said.

A distance over 12 feet.

This is considered a polite way to show the speaker you are listening and the listener that you are telling the truth.

You do this to show you agree or understand.

A wrinkled brow that shows discomfort with what the other person is saying.

The person is trying to cover up the fact they are being less than truthful.

A distance that is primarily for confidential conersations.

This indicates the speaker's feelings about a topic. It includes pitch timbre and rhythm.

This signals a warm personal relatonship.

Moving around a lot that indicates impatience or nervousness.

Moving around because we feel like we are "in the hot seat for being less than truthfu.

The ordinary distance people maintain when they have normal exchanges.

This incudes hand motions.

This indicates involvement in the conversation.

This shows an uncertainty about what is being said.

Keep all aspects of body language in consideration when determing if someone is lying.

A comfortable distance between friends.