Hummingbirds and Rabbit Holes

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by savanna whatley7 views·Updated May 17, 2021

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  1. I'm savannah Watley and this is my hummingbirds and rabbit
  2. holes of the human body language.
  3. Um, so to start off, we're gonna get a basic
  4. understanding of what non verbal communication is.
  5. So nonverbal behavior is any behavior that a person does
  6. that's not verbally shared with you.
  7. Such as eye contact, posture and attitudes.
  8. The human nonverbals are put into many different categories, such
  9. as body movements, body positions, facial expressions, physiological symptoms in
  10. para language.
  11. The human body is one of them is one of
  12. the best sources of non verbal communication because it's at
  13. least controllable.
  14. So because we don't have full control of our body
  15. language, it gives us a great resource to understanding how
  16. a person is really feeling because you can say anything
  17. you want.
  18. But what we're gonna uncover here in this press is
  19. that actions speak louder than words.
  20. So when reading people's body language, there are many tales
  21. that go on throughout a conversation.
  22. No matter what you're talking about, everyone shows some sort
  23. of Q.
  24. Throughout the conversation.
  25. So some examples are when the body is facing and
  26. how close a person is leaning in towards you.
  27. Another very important tells when someone is marrying you.
  28. So this means that if you start to cross your
  29. arms or if you start to touch your hair, the
  30. other person will do this as well because they have
  31. a certain desire to please you.
  32. Um So some basic cues are that people will lean
  33. forward less and move their legs um and feet significantly
  34. more when they're truthful and so truthful people will tend
  35. to gesture away from their body while liars tend to
  36. gesture towards themselves.
  37. Um So again like these cues or hand gestures can
  38. show a lot about um a person's feelings.
  39. So next um So when reading people's body language are
  40. many always are.
  41. So next we're gonna be talking about people who are
  42. psychopaths. So as you can see in the definition, psychopaths
  43. are people who simply can't feel emotions.
  44. So I wanted to try to understand how their body
  45. language would be different from someone who feels emotions.
  46. So to start off, um I just want to get
  47. a few facts about psychopaths to really get a better
  48. understanding of them.
  49. So they are inevitably more intelligent than your average bad
  50. guy or common criminal.
  51. And approximately one of the population is thought to be
  52. psychopathic. Um so that being said because they have such
  53. a little remorse, they are more likely to commit very
  54. serious and unforgivable crimes.
  55. They have a tough time responding to punishment.
  56. So the idea of getting caught, it's not a worry
  57. for them.
  58. Um Right, so because they are unable to feel emotions
  59. growing up, they have to learn how to show these
  60. emotions to other people without actually feeling them.
  61. So one might start doing hand gestures on purpose and
  62. contrast to someone who actually does it naturally um in
  63. order to be perceived a certain way or to perceived
  64. as normal.
  65. Mhm. So um therapy for psychopaths is often counterproductive because
  66. they often can just perceive the therapist or are taught
  67. even more mannerisms on how to um I guess show
  68. the world that they're normal.
  69. So yeah, there's no cure, there's no medications for psychopaths
  70. um you just kinda have to, I don't really know
  71. go along with them.
  72. So in conclusion these nonverbals are executed very well by
  73. psychopaths and are often near to perfect because they have
  74. um a long time to perfect them.
  75. So the next topic is comfort vs stress in a
  76. conversation. When someone is stressed in the conversation, a certain
  77. fight or flight, fight or flight may kick in.
  78. So if a person's feeder shifted towards the door or
  79. away from the person speaking, this shows that someone is
  80. trying to leave the conversation, but if they're closed off
  81. or their arms are crossed, this may suggest that they
  82. either disagree, disagree with the subject or simply are comfortable
  83. with the conversation at hand.
  84. 11 way to tell if this is is if their
  85. fists are relaxed or are clenched when their arms are
  86. crossed over their body.
  87. If they're relaxed, they're just comfortable and it's not really
  88. anything to worry about.
  89. But if their clenched, it shows disagreements.
  90. So now on to the comfort side of conversation many
  91. times when a person is engaged or interested in conversation,
  92. their eyes will get bigger and they will lean towards
  93. the person speaking.
  94. Their arms will open and they may tilt their head
  95. um to either side.
  96. Um in any situation, being able to tell someone as
  97. comfortable as stress can reveal a lot about their opinion
  98. or attitude towards a subject being spoken spoken about and
  99. can help a speaker no more.
  100. Yeah, so um although a person's vocal pattern is a
  101. vocal communication, it still can reveal a lot about someone's
  102. feelings, so no matter what's being said, the way that
  103. they deliver is the most important part.
  104. So rhythm and pitch will help identify very much.
  105. Um for example, a fast delivery can indicate impatience and
  106. anxiety, but it can also show excitement and this all
  107. depends on the pitch and volume at which the person
  108. is delivering it.
  109. Another example of this is, is when someone is speaking
  110. slow, it can show a sign of contend nous and
  111. occasional boredom.
  112. Again, it all depends on how it's delivered, so if
  113. I say a sentence, like I can't believe that happened,
  114. it shows I'm excited, engaged and engaged, but if I
  115. deliver, like I can't believe that happened, it shows sadness
  116. and regret.
  117. So it really just depends on the pitch about how
  118. a person delivers the sentence.
  119. So nervous mannerisms such as excessive, excessive throat clearing or
  120. us and comes or fillers in the conversation are huge,
  121. tells of nervous or unsure quality.
  122. So just because someone can feel a sentence with our
  123. arms doesn't necessarily mean that they're lying, it just kind
  124. of means that they're unsure about what they're talking about
  125. about or they're insecure with what they're talking about.
  126. So one of the most weight, One of the most
  127. telling parts of the human body is the human eyes.
  128. Um Humans cannot resist the urge to look at or
  129. glance at something they desire.
  130. So if someone is glancing are often if someone is
  131. glancing often or looking at something, they desire it.
  132. Um Looking up into the right during conversation and indicates
  133. a lie that has been told while looking up into
  134. the left indicates the person telling the truth.
  135. The reason for this is that people look up into
  136. the look up into the right when using their imagination
  137. to conduct a story or to come up with something.
  138. Um um and when they're looking to the left there,
  139. trying to recall an actual memory.
  140. So the way that a person looks when trying to
  141. recall a story or something that happened can reveal a
  142. lot. one indicator of a person's opinion is their peoples,
  143. they dilate and focus on something or they dilate when
  144. whenever they're focused on something that they're interested in.
  145. But often pupils are affected by lighting and environment and
  146. they cannot be a immediate tell if someone is um
  147. desiring something.
  148. Another thing is blinking rate, so when someone's blinking rate
  149. increases, it means that they're thinking more or are more
  150. stressed in some place.
  151. In some cases, increased blinking rate indicates lying when indicator
  152. of a person's opinion.
  153. Yeah, So sorry.
  154. Um It indicates a lying because they're trying to think
  155. and their heart races increasing, so they're blinking rate does
  156. as well.
  157. Um So my last topic is negative body language and
  158. facial expressions during a conversation.
  159. So examples of this are clenched fists in folded folded
  160. arms, just like we talked about earlier, folding your arms
  161. across your body may not necessarily be negative, but clenched
  162. fists whenever they're folded, definitely does show um negative body
  163. language. Rolling eyes can show disagreement with something or just
  164. annoyance with what's being said, shrugs and shuffles show unsure
  165. decisions, decisions.
  166. So when someone's fidgeting with your hands or um tapping
  167. something, it often shows that they're nervous or they're unsure
  168. about this.
  169. Um Something that's about to happen.
  170. So that can be a huge tell um frowning, You're
  171. scrolling, glaring blankness, nearing and pouting are all examples of
  172. disagreement or unsure in conversations.
  173. So um just the way that a person's face kind
  174. of falls and their mouth region can really reveal a
  175. lot. So if it's up and it's smiling and a
  176. person is smiling during the conversation when they're speaking.
  177. That um is a good thing.
  178. But if they're just kind of mumbling or they're not
  179. really completing sentences, it can show um unsure nous or
  180. insecurities. Um And that is the end of my hummingbirds
  181. and rabbit holes research project.
  182. Um This is my works cited page and thank you
  183. so much for watching this video.