Voluntary movements have psychological meanings

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Man exhibits hidden internal thoughts through the appearance of some physical movements, or what psychologists call physical gestures and gestures, which are involuntary movements of the person that can be controlled by others; others can not be hidden or avoided; Knowledge of body language in humans.

Body language is a modern communication language based on the movements and expressions of the body that enable the individual to communicate with others in non-verbal ways. The unconscious movements of the body are visible signs of the inner feelings and feelings. Body language science has many benefits for the individual who mastered this science And this practice can be understood by others while talking to them; through the physical terms that appear to them, during their conversation, where this science increases the ability of the human to communicate effectively with others when talking to them and understanding of the involuntary movements emanating from them, the language of the body allows the human bit The conduct of the feelings of others in accordance with the rules and principles studied, and tried not to reveal their feelings, or show the opposite.

Voluntary movements have psychological meanings :

The psychologists believe that 60% of the  communication between people is done in the manner of gestures, and physical symbols, and not to the extent that they can not be understood. In the oral form as many people think (ie the way of speech and tongue), and also see that these gestures have a strong impact, which exceeds the impact of words five times, and the big mistakes that most people are, they ignore the movements of the body and languages ​​and meanings, and focus on understanding what he is talking The In front of them; striving themselves to read the ideas and analysis of words spoken before them, and these gestures and physical that have significance of the following:

Touching the human face during the talk, this action is linked to lying, as well as when touching the nose. Rubbing the fingers of the hand is an indication of discomfort. 

If someone talks to another person and notices that he is rubbing his fingers, it indicates that he is uncomfortable, tense, or anxious for any reason, and this hand movement, which is called by psychologists Self - is a position issued by the person to get some rest, and if this movement of the speaker is evidence of his confusion, and must avoid and distance them in situations that require self-confidence. 

Touching or rubbing the ear is a sign that the listener is questioning the speaker's words and the nature of the thing being said before him, and rubbing the ear, nose, or chin while talking with the words "I understand you" indicates lack of understanding. 

The woman's fingers are clasped to her hands, and this is a sign of her openness to the atmosphere around her. The tangle of the arms and slow movement of the eyes indicates the boredom of the listener to what is presented in front of him, or may indicate disagreement.

 If the thumb is close to the speaker, it indicates that it is characterized by the qualities of rationality, generosity and culture, and can adapt to the general conditions.

The presence of the two arms is shown to indicate that the owner is in a negative defensive state. This is one of the most important things that psychologists rely upon to read and analyze body language because it is difficult for a person to control it voluntarily, especially when the eyes meet and see directly. 

These are the broadening of the pupil's eyes, which indicates the happiness of the person who sees or hears him. , And vice versa; narrow pupil shows the sadness and haste. 

Stretching and erecting the stature while walking and lifting the head when walking, are all signs of strength of personality, greatness, attractiveness and self-confidence.

 A person's scratching of his eye during conversation indicates a person's disagreement with the speaker in his opinion. 

The person placed one or both hands on his neck during the dialogue.

 This indicates that the person has begun to be convinced of the words in front of him and began to abandon his position.