Introduction to learning body language in psychology:
A person shows what he hides of internal thoughts through the emergence of some physical movements, or what psychologists call gestures and bodily suggestions, which are involuntary movements emanating from the person, some of which can be controlled, while others cannot be hidden or avoided. As it is easily realized by those who have knowledge of human body language.
This body language is a modern language of communication based on the movements and expressions of the body that help the individual to communicate with others in non-verbal ways. A person's subconscious movements of his body are visible signs of what he hides of internal feelings and sensations. The science of body language has many benefits for the individual who has mastered this science. And practice it, with this knowledge it is possible to understand others while talking to them; And that is through the physical terms that appear to them, during their conversation, as this science increases the ability of a person to communicate effectively with others when talking to them and his understanding of the involuntary movements emanating from them. Revealing their feelings, or showing the opposite.
Psychology is important in our lives to understand others and deal with them in various ways and methods, and this is what we will discuss in this application.
Application content:
Definition of body language
The importance of body language
The usefulness and use of body language
Beginning to learn body language
How to read body language
Understanding the person in psychology
Involuntary movements have psychological meanings
Ways to understand body language
Behaviors in psychology indicate psychological
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- The possibility of copying the texts in the application
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