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In "What Every Body Is Saying," former FBI agent Joe Navarro explains that the limbic system drives non-verbal behaviors, with feet and legs often being more honest indicators of emotion than facial expressions. The guide focuses on identifying pacifying behaviors, such as neck touching, and confidence gestures, like steepling, to enhance situational awareness.
In "What Every Body Is Saying," former FBI agent Joe Navarro explains that the limbic system drives non-verbal behaviors, with feet and legs often being more honest indicators of emotion than facial expressions. The guide focuses on identifying pacifying behaviors, such as neck touching, and confidence gestures, like steepling, to enhance situational awareness.
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